South Pole

Yes, there is only one sunrise at the South Pole annually, and there are no sunsets during the six months that the sun is up. Conversely, when the sun sets -- once per year -- there is no solar energy that reaches the pole.

Penguins.

NO COUNTRY has six-month day and six-month night. That only happens

at the north and south poles, and the poles are not part of any country.

If you are at exactly the north or south pole the measurement is in Revolutions per Day

And that speed is 1 Revolution Per Day.

The meterorites stay on the top of the ice and there are no animals and humans to disturb them. They stick out because there are few other rocks on the surface.

Kerola is spelled Kerala. Kerala is approximately 10 degrees 50 minutes north of the equator.

North America is closer to Argentian than to the South Pole. Argentina is between North America and the South Pole.

90 degrees north latitude

yes, there were trees in Antarctica before almost 200 million years ago when dinosaurs were existed

No. The North Pole is in the Arctic, the South Pole in the Antarctic- opposite end of the Earth.

If you travel along a line of longitude from the South Pole, you would travel directly northwards.

There are no naturally occurring 'living things' at the South Pole, except for the scientists and workers who live and work there temporarily, studying the health of planet Earth. These people help each other by committing their time to completing their assigned tasks.

Otherwise, the continent of Antarctica is too cold to support life; and there is no food chain on the continent.

There are no natural-occuring living organisms at the South Pole. It's too cold and there is no food chain there.

There is no official language anywhere on Antarctica. However, the international language of science is English with supplements as required in French.

With firm determination, unwaveringly, with stern resolve and stiff upper lips.

No. People have been there.

The Earth's South Pole is situated on land (or rather on Ice which is covering land), near the middle of the continent of Antarctica.

The Earth's North Pole is situated in the sea (or rather on Ice which is floating on the sea), near in the middle of the Arctic Ocean.

Only one half of a planet (sphere) can be illuminated at any one time. A pole, the end of a planetary axis, is either tilted toward the sun, and stays in the Sun as the Earth spins, or tilted away from the Sun, and cannot move into daylight.

Areas within the Arctic Circle or Antarctic Circle (a latitude of 66.6 degrees or more) will experience one or more days of 24 hours of sunlight, and conversely one or more days of 24 hours without sunlight. The closer one gets to a pole, the longer or shorter this period of continual day or night, which is popularly described as the "midnight sun" and the "polar night." The effect of twilight reduces the actual periods of nighttime darkness, but the Sun will also never rise very high in the sky even in summer.

Locations that experience the phenomenon are northern parts of Alaska (US), Canada, Greenland (Denmark), Iceland, Finland, Norway, Sweden, and Russia. Large uninhabited areas of Antarctica also experience these extended days and extended night.

*Because of the width of the solar disc, slightly more than half of the Earth receives sunlight at any given time. Polar nights are never exactly 6 months long, and on the equinox days, the Sun can be on the horizons of both poles at the same time.

On the Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition of 1955 to 1958. Hillary and his team used converted Massey Ferguson TE20 tractors, fitted with an extra wheel on each side and full caterpillar tracks, developed by the expedition in the Antarctic. The track kits were easily removable and in light conditions the tractors were used on standard wheels and tyres. A canvas cabin was added for windproofing. Apart from this, the tractors were totally bog-standard. Two were even fitted with a standard farmyard hydraulic front-loader for loading and unloading supplies.

One of the tractors used by Hillary's party is on display along with other British Trans Antarctic Expedition vehicles in the Canterbury Museum in Christchurch, New Zealand.

yes, it is called the aurora australius.

It is one of several methods to draw a 3D object (like a globe) on a 2D surface (like a piece of paper).

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Starting from the capital, Manila, 14°36′15″ N, 120°58′55″ E.
Manila, Philippines to South Pole is 11,644 km (7,236 miles).
Manila to North Pole is 8,385.55 km (5,210.54 miles).

The scientists and workers studying the health of planet Earth at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Research Station live closest to the South Pole -- on a temporary basis.

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