Probably September, since its greatest extent is in June and it hasn't melted.
In February, the sea ice has melted by exposure to sun 24/7, and has not yet frozen over.
Antarctica is in the southern hemisphere, and September 17 is the first day of Spring. After about mid-February, the sea ice around the continent begins to freeze as winter approaches -- June 21 is the day. Having access to the continent requires approaching it when there is no sea ice, or when the leads of the previous winter's sea ice are wide enough to get a boat through in open water.
October to February are the best months for tourism around the Antarctic continent, because the sea ice has melted enough to offer access to Antarctica's beaches.
The sea ice freezes around Antarctica in the austral winter months -- about February to October.
Yes, but only in winter. Sea ice covers a zone between 100 and 800 miles wide around the perimeter of Antarctica beginning in March and continuing through September.
Somewhere around Antarctica
The September 4 earthquake was based around Darfield. the February 22 earthquake was based in Lyttleton.
The salt water around the continent of Antarctica is called the Southern Ocean.
There are around 3 - 4 different species in Antarctica.
Antarctica is as old as earth itself.
Antarctica is a continent that covers 10% of the earth's surface. The highest average temperature is well below zero F. This is also the location for the lowest temperature ever recorded on earth. Antarctica is the coldest continent.
Whales around Antarctica eat, krill, plankton and fish!
Yes, in the waters surrounding Antarctica, which is a continent.