1. Antarctica is the southernmost continent on earth. 2.The south pole is found in Antarctica. 3.Antarctica is surrounded by the southern ocean. 4.Antarctica is bigger than Europe and almost double size of Australia. 5.Most of Antarctica is covered in ice over 1.6 kilometer thick (1 mile). 6.Because it experiences such a little rain Antarctica is considered a desert. 7.Well known animals live in Antarctica include penguins and seals. 8.Around 90% of the ice on earth is found in Antarctica. 9.Sea level would rise around 200 ft if all the ice in Antarctica will melt. 10.Antarctica is the coldest desert in the earth.
1. Antarctica is the largest desert in the world. 2. The coldest place on Earth is a high ridge in Antarctica where temperatures can go below 93.2°C. 3. 90% of the world's fresh water is in Antarctica. 4. Some parts of Antarctica have had no rain or snow for the last 2 million years. 5. Antarctica is the only continent that doesn't have reptiles. 6. Antarctica is the only continent without a time zone. 7. There are 300 lakes beneath Antarctica that are stopped from freezing by the warmth of Earth's core. 8. Husky dogs have been banned from Antarctica since 1994. 9. Antarctica was once as hot as modern-day California. 10. Most of Antarctica is covered in ice, and less than 1% is permanently ice-free.
1. In Antarctica 4 people have bought Minecraft. 2. There are a few parts with no ice but these ice free areas only come up to a percentage of 0.32. 3. 70% of fresh water ice is in Antarctica, and 4. 90% of all ice is in Antarctica. 5. The lowest temperture is in Antarctica- 89.2 celsius (-128.6 farenheit) 6. The first time someone set foot on Antarctica was 1821. 7. The normal summer temperture in Antarctica is -17.5 celsius- thats -27.5 farenheit in summer. Summer! 8. Antarctica was imagined by the ancient greeks. However, it was not seen until 1820. 9. The 3 highest mountains in Antarctica are: Mt Vinson- 4,892 metres. Thats 16,050 feet!!! Mt Tyree- 4,852 metres (15,918 feet). Mt Shinn- 4661 metres (15,292). 10. Mt Vinson is sometimes known as "Vinson Massif".
1. Antarctica is the southernmost continent on Earth. 2.Antarctica is surrounded by the Southern Ocean. 3.Well known animals that live in Antarctica include penguins and seals. 4.Around 90% of the ice on Earth is found in Antarctica. 5.The name ‘Antarctica’ comes from a Greek word meaning ‘opposite to the north’. 6.Antarctica is bigger than Europe and almost double the size of Australia. 7.Because it experiences such little rain, Antarctica is considered a desert. 8.Sea levels would rise around 60m (200ft) if all the ice in Antarctica were to melt. 9.The coldest recorded temperature on Earth occurred in 1983 at Vostok Station, Antarctica, measuring a rather chilly −89.2 °C (−128.6 °F). 10.Most of Antarctica is covered in ice over 1.6 kilometres thick (1 mile).
1.Humans don’t permanently live in Antarctica but several thousand people live and work at research facilities found in Antarctica 2. Even though Antarctica has harsh living conditions, a number of plants and animals have adapted to survive and called Antarctica home. 3. Antarctica is 14 million km² long and I don't know how wide. 4.The highest temperature ever recorded in Antarctica was 17.5 °C (63.5 °F) at Hope Bay, on the Antarctic Peninsula, on 24 March 2015 (it is for awhile...) 5. Antarctica holds the coldest temperature 89.2 °C (−128.6 °F; 184.0 K), which was at the Soviet Vostok Station in Antarctica, on July 21, 1983 (it's the coldest temperature in the world). 6. Scientists from all over the world visit Antarctica to study the climate, weather, geology, and wildlife. 7. Chile has a civilian town in Antarctica, complete with a school, hospital, hostel, post office, Internet, TV and mobile phone coverage. 8. The ice sheet of Antarctica has been in existence for at least 40 million years. 9. Australia claims to (it claims it probably might not) own the largest territory in Antarctica: 5.8 million sq km (2.2 million sq mi). 10. In 1977, Argentina sent a pregnant mother to Antarctica in an effort to claim a portion of the continent. The boy became the first human known to be born in Antarctica.
1.The south pole is found in Antarctica. 2.Because it experiences such little rain,Antarctica is considered a desert. 3.Sea levels would rise about 60m (200ft) if all the ice in Antarctica were to melt. 4.Well known animals in Antarctica are seals and penguins. 5.If you want to work in Antarctica you have to take your wisdom teeth and appendix teeth out because there is no dental there and it is too expensive for a dentist to go there . 6.Antarctica is the most driest desert. 7.53 million years ago ,palm trees had been growing along the shores. 8.There used to be a nuclear power station in Antarctica. 9.Antarctica has a fire department. 10.About 1150 different species of fungi identified to survive in Antarctica.
1.Antarctica is the largest desert in the world 2.Antarctica is the coldest,Windiest,Highest and driest continent on earth. 3.The coldest place on earth is a high of ridge in Antarctica where temperatures can get dip below -133deg.F (-93.2degc). 4.The highest temperature ever recorded in Antarctica is 58.2degF (14.5degc).
5.90% of the worlds fresh water is in Antarctica. 6.Some parts of Antarctica have had no rain or snow for the last 2 million years.
7.Antarctica is about 1.3 times as large as Europe. 8.Antarctica is the only continent without reptiles. 9.You cannot work in Antarctica unless your wisdom and appendix are removed 10.Antartica is the only continent without a time zone
.1 antarctic ice sheet contains 90% of the worlds fresh water .2 Antarctic is the coldest place on earth .3 it is the southern most continent .4 is is the 5th largest continent with 14,000,000 square kilometers .5 it is surrounded by the southern ocean .6 4,000 people in the summer and 1,000 in the winter .7 it is was noted that Antarctica was the last found continent .8 things that live in Antarctica is whales seals penguins and albatross's .9 is the largest desert in the world .10 it is 1.3 times as large as europe
Luca 1.There is a waterfall in Antarctica that runs red. 2. Antarctica is the coldest, windiest, highest, and driest continent on Earth. 3.Mount Erebus is the southernmost active volcano on Earth is in Antarctica. It spews crystals,, 4.Most of Antarctica is covered in ice: less than 1% is permanently ice-free. 5.Antarctica is home to about 70 percent of the planet's fresh water, and 90 percent of the planet's freshwater ice. 6.Also hiding under the Antarctic ice is an entire lake: Lake Vostok is a pristine freshwater lake buried beneath 2.5 miles (3.7 kilometers) of solid ice. It is about the size of Lake Ontario, and is the largest of the more than 200 liquid lakes strewn around the continent under the ice. 7.The name ‘Antarctica’ comes from a Greek word meaning ‘opposite to the north’. 8.While humans don’t permanently reside in Antarctica, several thousand people live and work at various research facilities found on the continent. 9.The South Pole is found in Antarctica. 10.Because it experiences such little rain, Antarctica is considered a desert.
1.Largest Desert in the world. 2.Antactica is the coldest place. 3.Antactica is the coldest, windiest, highest and Driest continent on the earth. 4.Temperatures can dip below -133'f {93.2'c} 5.The highest temperature in Antarctic is 58.2'f {14,5'c} 6.The south pole is found in Antartica 7. Antartica is the highest 8. Antartica is twice the size of Australia 9.Ice sheets are 2500m and 4700m thick 10. The whiteness of the ice reflects much of the sun's energy
1. 90% of the world's fresh water is in Antarctica 2. some parts of Antarctica have had no rain or snow for the last 2 million years. 3. Antarctica is about 1.3 times as large as Europe 4. Antarctica is the only continent without reptiles 5. Ice melting in Antarctica has caused a small shift in the region 6.you cannot work in Antarctica unless your wisdom teeth and appendix are removed 7. Antarctica is the only continent without a time tone 8. The ice sheet of Antarctica has been in existence for at least 40 million years 9. there are 300 lakes beneath Antarctica that are kept form freezing by the warmth of the Earths core 10. Husky dogs have been banned from Antarctica since 1994.
1. Antarctica is the southernmost continent on earth.
ReplyDelete2.The south pole is found in Antarctica.
3.Antarctica is surrounded by the southern ocean.
4.Antarctica is bigger than Europe and almost double size of Australia.
5.Most of Antarctica is covered in ice over 1.6 kilometer thick (1 mile).
6.Because it experiences such a little rain Antarctica is considered a desert.
7.Well known animals live in Antarctica include penguins and seals.
8.Around 90% of the ice on earth is found in Antarctica.
9.Sea level would rise around 200 ft if all the ice in Antarctica will melt.
10.Antarctica is the coldest desert in the earth.
1. Antarctica is the largest desert in the world.
ReplyDelete2. The coldest place on Earth is a high ridge in Antarctica where temperatures can go below 93.2°C.
3. 90% of the world's fresh water is in Antarctica.
4. Some parts of Antarctica have had no rain or snow for the last 2 million years.
5. Antarctica is the only continent that doesn't have reptiles.
6. Antarctica is the only continent without a time zone.
7. There are 300 lakes beneath Antarctica that are stopped from freezing by the warmth of Earth's core.
8. Husky dogs have been banned from Antarctica since 1994.
9. Antarctica was once as hot as modern-day California.
10. Most of Antarctica is covered in ice, and less than 1% is permanently ice-free.
1. In Antarctica 4 people have bought Minecraft.
ReplyDelete2. There are a few parts with no ice but these ice free areas only come up to a percentage of 0.32.
3. 70% of fresh water ice is in Antarctica, and
4. 90% of all ice is in Antarctica.
5. The lowest temperture is in Antarctica- 89.2 celsius (-128.6 farenheit)
6. The first time someone set foot on Antarctica was 1821.
7. The normal summer temperture in Antarctica is -17.5 celsius- thats -27.5 farenheit in summer. Summer!
8. Antarctica was imagined by the ancient greeks. However, it was not seen until 1820.
9. The 3 highest mountains in Antarctica are:
Mt Vinson- 4,892 metres. Thats 16,050 feet!!!
Mt Tyree- 4,852 metres (15,918 feet).
Mt Shinn- 4661 metres (15,292).
10. Mt Vinson is sometimes known as "Vinson Massif".
1. Antarctica is the southernmost continent on Earth.
ReplyDelete2.Antarctica is surrounded by the Southern Ocean.
3.Well known animals that live in Antarctica include penguins and seals.
4.Around 90% of the ice on Earth is found in Antarctica.
5.The name ‘Antarctica’ comes from a Greek word meaning ‘opposite to the north’.
6.Antarctica is bigger than Europe and almost double the size of Australia.
7.Because it experiences such little rain, Antarctica is considered a desert.
8.Sea levels would rise around 60m (200ft) if all the ice in Antarctica were to melt.
9.The coldest recorded temperature on Earth occurred in 1983 at Vostok Station, Antarctica, measuring a rather chilly −89.2 °C (−128.6 °F).
10.Most of Antarctica is covered in ice over 1.6 kilometres thick (1 mile).
1.Humans don’t permanently live in Antarctica but several thousand people live and work at research facilities found in Antarctica
ReplyDelete2. Even though Antarctica has harsh living conditions, a number of plants and animals have adapted to survive and called Antarctica home.
3. Antarctica is 14 million km² long and I don't know how wide.
4.The highest temperature ever recorded in Antarctica was 17.5 °C (63.5 °F) at Hope Bay, on the Antarctic Peninsula, on 24 March 2015 (it is for awhile...)
5. Antarctica holds the coldest temperature 89.2 °C (−128.6 °F; 184.0 K), which was at the Soviet Vostok Station in Antarctica, on July 21, 1983 (it's the coldest temperature in the world).
6. Scientists from all over the world visit Antarctica to study the climate, weather, geology, and wildlife.
7. Chile has a civilian town in Antarctica, complete with a school, hospital, hostel, post office, Internet, TV and mobile phone coverage.
8. The ice sheet of Antarctica has been in existence for at least 40 million years.
9. Australia claims to (it claims it probably might not) own the largest territory in Antarctica: 5.8 million sq km (2.2 million sq mi).
10. In 1977, Argentina sent a pregnant mother to Antarctica in an effort to claim a portion of the continent. The boy became the first human known to be born in Antarctica.
1.The south pole is found in Antarctica.
ReplyDelete2.Because it experiences such little rain,Antarctica is considered a desert.
3.Sea levels would rise about 60m (200ft) if all the ice in Antarctica were to melt.
4.Well known animals in Antarctica are seals and penguins.
5.If you want to work in Antarctica you have to take your wisdom teeth and appendix teeth out because there is no dental there and it is too expensive for a dentist to go there .
6.Antarctica is the most driest desert.
7.53 million years ago ,palm trees had been growing along the shores.
8.There used to be a nuclear power station in Antarctica.
9.Antarctica has a fire department.
10.About 1150 different species of fungi identified to survive in Antarctica.
1.Antarctica is the largest desert in the world
ReplyDelete2.Antarctica is the coldest,Windiest,Highest and driest continent on earth.
3.The coldest place on earth is a high of ridge in Antarctica where temperatures can get dip below -133deg.F (-93.2degc).
4.The highest temperature ever recorded in Antarctica is 58.2degF (14.5degc).
5.90% of the worlds fresh water is in Antarctica.
6.Some parts of Antarctica have had no rain or snow for the last 2 million years.
7.Antarctica is about 1.3 times as large as Europe.
8.Antarctica is the only continent without reptiles.
9.You cannot work in Antarctica unless your wisdom and appendix are removed
10.Antartica is the only continent without a time zone
.1 antarctic ice sheet contains 90% of the worlds fresh water
ReplyDelete.2 Antarctic is the coldest place on earth
.3 it is the southern most continent
.4 is is the 5th largest continent with 14,000,000 square kilometers
.5 it is surrounded by the southern ocean
.6 4,000 people in the summer and 1,000 in the winter
.7 it is was noted that Antarctica was the last found continent
.8 things that live in Antarctica is whales seals penguins and albatross's
.9 is the largest desert in the world
.10 it is 1.3 times as large as europe
Luca
ReplyDelete1.There is a waterfall in Antarctica that runs red.
2. Antarctica is the coldest, windiest, highest, and driest continent on Earth.
3.Mount Erebus is the southernmost active volcano on Earth is in Antarctica. It spews crystals,,
4.Most of Antarctica is covered in ice: less than 1% is permanently ice-free.
5.Antarctica is home to about 70 percent of the planet's fresh water, and 90 percent of the planet's freshwater ice.
6.Also hiding under the Antarctic ice is an entire lake: Lake Vostok is a pristine freshwater lake buried beneath 2.5 miles (3.7 kilometers) of solid ice. It is about the size of Lake Ontario, and is the largest of the more than 200 liquid lakes strewn around the continent under the ice.
7.The name ‘Antarctica’ comes from a Greek word meaning ‘opposite to the north’.
8.While humans don’t permanently reside in Antarctica, several thousand people live and work at various research facilities found on the continent.
9.The South Pole is found in Antarctica.
10.Because it experiences such little rain, Antarctica is considered a desert.
1.Largest Desert in the world.
ReplyDelete2.Antactica is the coldest place.
3.Antactica is the coldest, windiest, highest and Driest continent on the earth.
4.Temperatures can dip below -133'f {93.2'c}
5.The highest temperature in Antarctic is 58.2'f {14,5'c}
6.The south pole is found in Antartica
7. Antartica is the highest
8. Antartica is twice the size of Australia
9.Ice sheets are 2500m and 4700m thick
10. The whiteness of the ice reflects much of the sun's energy
1. 90% of the world's fresh water is in Antarctica
ReplyDelete2. some parts of Antarctica have had no rain or snow for the last 2 million years.
3. Antarctica is about 1.3 times as large as Europe
4. Antarctica is the only continent without reptiles
5. Ice melting in Antarctica has caused a small shift in the region
6.you cannot work in Antarctica unless your wisdom teeth and appendix are removed
7. Antarctica is the only continent without a time tone
8. The ice sheet of Antarctica has been in existence for at least 40 million years
9. there are 300 lakes beneath Antarctica that are kept form freezing by the warmth of the Earths core
10. Husky dogs have been banned from Antarctica since 1994.