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Discovering Antartica, Living in Antartica Today

Living in Antartica today gives many examples of what Antartica everyday life is like. It talks about what type of people live there and what they do. It details what you would have to do in order to live there. It explains different types of gear you would need.

This could help us by understanding what experiences you would encounter living in Antartica. It would show us how to create a backpack centered around their lives.

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About 1,200 people spend the winter on Antarctica - about a third are scientists and the rest are support staff.

Drake's Passage

RRS James Clark Ross passes through the iconic Lemaire Channel in the Antarctic Peninsula on its way north away from Antarctica and into the Drake's Passage, the world's stormiest and roughest part of the ocean.

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Living in Antarctica today - Discovering Antarctica

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About 1,200 people spend the winter on Antarctica - about a third are scientists and the rest are support staff. RRS James Clark Ross passes through the iconic Lemaire Channel in the Antarctic Peninsula on its way north away from Antarctica and into the Drake's Passage, the world's stormiest and roughest part of the ocean.

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The arctic explorer is a durably designed, multi use backpack to help your water withstand  the extreme cold weather. For this reason, in its adjustable design we have incorporated a dependable vacuum double sealed thermos container. It is a high quality pouch in the center of your chest encased in strong rubber so you can have easy access. So, with the long lasting arctic explorer there will be no added stress of taking off your backpack to get a sip of water because you will just be able grab your trustworthy drinking tube and sip. In addition, this fitting pouch being on the front of your chest will help organize your backpack. It will also even out the weight on your back to make a more even, comfortable, and versatile backpack.

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