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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.
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Would Antarctic penguins be better off if we never been to antarctica?
no they wouldn't
Is Head off to meet someone will ship out this stuff to Australia grammatically correct?
"Head off to meet someone will ship out this stuff to Australia" is not correct grammar because of the omission of 'who' before 'will'. Personally, I would write "ship this stuff out" or omit the adverb "out" altogether. "Head off to meet someone who will ship this stuff out to Australia." "Head off to meet someone who will ship this stuff to Australia."
What footwear would you wear in Antarctica?
In Antarctica, the key to footwear is keeping your feet warm and off the ice which covers 98% of the continent. As well, walking in rubble requires tread.
What would you consider the main drawback of Goode's Interrupted projection?
The projection is cut off and Antarctica is also cut off.
Is it possible for a human to push a cruise ship off the dock?
No, The ship does not have wheels so it would be like pushing some hundred tons.
Colonies trade cut off by Britain?
Britain was in a war with France. When they traded, Britain would take over the ship and take the men from the ship. Thomas Jefferson cut off trade so that way no one would be captured.
Was the titanic the first ship the crashed into an iceberg?
On November 24, 2007 the MS Explorer hit an iceberg off of Antarctica. The crew and passengers were rescued safely by another ship. I'm sure that there were others that had hit and sunk due to icebergs but may have not been recorded or known about.
When did the endurance sink?
The Endurance, the ship of explorer Ernest Shackleton, sank on November 21, 1915. It was trapped by pack ice in the Weddell Sea off the coast of Antarctica before ultimately being crushed and sinking. The crew survived a harrowing journey to safety after abandoning the ship.
How do you start a speech on Antarctica for a kid?
Start off with what Antarctica is like or looks like eg. Antarctica is the coldest,driest place on earth or Antarctica is known for many thing, Antarctica is amazing ect.
What happens if a person is under a rocket ship taking off?
If a person is under a rocket ship during takeoff, they would be subjected to extreme heat, noise, and potential debris. The force of the rocket's engines could also knock them off balance or cause injury. It is extremely dangerous and should be avoided at all costs.
How did Roald Amundsen get to Antarctica?
By the ship The Fram, landing at the Bay of Whales on 14th January 1911. He reachedthe South Pole by 4 sledges, 4 men & 52 dogs to start off. In the end, he ate the dogs!
What does roll on roll off mean?
A "RORO" or "Roll on, roll off" ship is a ship that has loading ramps into the ship and around it, allowing trucks to drive on to the ship when loading, and drive off the ship when unloading. This eliminates the need for large cranes to lift the trucks and trailers into the hold of the ship and back out again.
