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...months in 2007 by the french polar institute to go in a scientific base in Antarctica to develop some of my projects.

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...every country and almost all continents - the exceptions being Albania and Antarctica - I settled in a remote rural setting seeking ways to live in harmony with

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...aciers and ice caps. However, by definition, the ice caps of Greenland and Antarctica are considered continental glaciers (which also includes more inland glacie ...and "[an ice sheet is] also called continental glacier"), and Wikipedia ("Antarctica and Greenland are the only places where continental ice sheets currently ex

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...etre Island located at 54°26′S 3°24′E -- halfway between [[Africa]] and [[Antarctica]].<ref name=PolarPioneers>

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There are hundreds of '''antarctic lakes''', in [[Antarctica]].<ref name=appeal/><ref name=Nature2010-03-23/><ref name=newscientist2014- ...almost 400 subglacial antarctic lakes.<ref name=sciencedaily2018-11-07/> Antarctica also has some relatively small regions that are clear of ice and snow, and

...ustralian Antarctic Territory''' (AAT) comprises 42% of the continent of [[Antarctica]]. It takes in all islands and territories south of latitude 60°S and betw ...ontinent. Australia is one of seven nations that have claimed territory in Antarctica, the others being [[Argentina]], [[Chile]], [[France]], [[New Zealand]], [[

...], [[South America]], [[Europe]], [[Asia]], [[Africa]], [[Oceania]], and [[Antarctica]]. The definition can include the landmass and its nearby islands (thus for ...Worlds. Australia was added in the late 19th century. In the 20th century, Antarctica was added.

...Territory]] has no year-round population and, like other territories in [[Antarctica]], is not politically recognised by most countries. The [[Akrotiri and Dhek

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