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Frozen secrets
Mysterious and majestic
Pg 6
extreme cold and harsh winds. The climate is very dry

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Warmest part of Antarctica is melting glaciers ft. Global warming
Rising in sea levels
3/4 fresh water is in glaciers
The serface looks solid but its constantly changing

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Needs to store tripod

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Some volcanoes in Antarctica are still live

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Light but durable
Warm coat within backpack
drone backpack

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Frozen secrets
Pg 10

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Staying in Antarctica from 3 to 10 weeks
Pack everything with them no supply restock

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More than thirty thousand tourists visit each year

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Keeping water from freezing

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Antarctic science and exploration - Discovering Antarctica

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From the heroic age of 19th century exploration to to the present day, Antarctica has been the site for scientific discoveries and cutting edge science.

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Everything you need to know about bb packs and how they need to be made

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The Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR) is a thematic organisation of the International Science Council (ISC), and was created in 1958. SCAR is charged with initiating, developing and coordinating high quality international scientific research in the Antarctic region (including the Southern Ocean), and on the role of the Antarctic region in the Earth system. SCAR provides objective and independent scientific advice to the Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meetings and other organizations such as the UNFCCC and IPCC on issues of science and conservation affecting the management of Antarctica and the Southern Ocean and on the role of the Antarctic region in the Earth system.

Learn more about us, and about our science and policy advice activities.

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SCAR initiates, develops and coordinates scientific research in the Antarctic region and provides objective independent scientific advice to the Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meetings.

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The water is so rich with algae and crustaceans. Animals feed on them by the ton

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2,200 meters

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Anders, m. "Backpack basics." Boy's Life,

Mark Anders gives information and analyzes different backpacks. "Basics"
Most backpacks need to be light weight and waterproof-the backpacking needs to have internal structure to keep the body heat within and out. Neutral colors that blend in with surroundings or without disrupting the environment
This source shows how important light backpacks are for extreme weather. We will need this for our backpack and so much more

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Ward, p. "What to Pack for Antarctica and the Arctic
Travel Clothing." Cool Antarctica

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What to Buy for Antarctica and the Arctic - Travel Clothing

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Site Map | Pictures | Antarcticans Database Project | Facts | History | Antarctica Travel | Antarctic Clothing | Books | Memories of Antarctica | Feedback | Schools | Arctic Travel | Whales | Makeup | Women's Sandals | Winter Boots | Parkas | Home Decor | Women's Sale Boots | Outdoors Clothing | Men's Sale Shoes

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The voyage onward more accessible and enjoyable 

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The voyage onward more accessible and enjoyable 

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The thermopack was developed specifically for Antarctic scientists. This backpack was designed to solve the pains of freezing pack, wind tears, and so much more. Physicists and a team of well educated scientists have come up with solutions to many of these problems that you very well face. With thermo technology this backpack heats itself the smart way. Through the soles of your feet the kenetic energy powers a heating system within the backpack. Keeping it virtually warm wherever. Scarcely hidden within the sleeves of the thermopack pulls out a heated coat that cancels almost 100% of the heat within keeping you warm throughout your journeys. Each backpack is paired with a tracker keeping you and your peers connected at all times

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bergschrund- A large cravasse
brash ice- Ice rubble
extraordinary Katabatic wind- Harsh wind

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