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Who has been to Antarctica?

ManSnake

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Raise your hand if you have been to Antarctica.

I heard you get 6 months of daylight straight, that's pretty cool if you can still see the sun at 12:00 am. :thumbsup:
 
Originally posted by: ManSnake
Raise your hand if you have been to Antarctica.

I heard you get 6 months of daylight straight, that's pretty cool if you can still see the sun at 12:00 am. :thumbsup:

I stayed for couple of months in Northern Greenland
 
Originally posted by: ManSnake
I heard you get 6 months of daylight straight, that's pretty cool if you can still see the sun at 12:00 am. :thumbsup:

I bet it would be cool for about the first few days, but soon after, I could imagine the sun becoming my enemy.

 
Originally posted by: MX2times
Originally posted by: ManSnake
I heard you get 6 months of daylight straight, that's pretty cool if you can still see the sun at 12:00 am. :thumbsup:

I bet it would be cool for about the first few days, but soon after, I could imagine the sun becoming my enemy.

A few people on the forum live in Fairbanks, I think they have close to 24 hours sunlight in the summer.
 
Yeah, us here in Alaska are pretty far north. But Antarctica is the other end of the earth, and entirely different from the Arctic.

Antarctica is a fixed landmass; whereas the ultimate north is open ocean. (Frozen in winter, obviously.. but there is no land.)
Antarctica has penguins; we have polar bears.
Antarctica is far colder than comparable latitudes up north.

I personally think Antarctica is extremely fascinating, and one day I will set foot at the South Pole. Unfortunately the expeditions to the pole are currently priced out at $32,000 and that's leaving from Christchurch, NZ.
 
A whole bunch of people in the weather and physics departments here have, but I have not... I don't think there's much there exept some research facilities.
 
Originally posted by: ManSnake
Raise your hand if you have been to Antarctica.

I heard you get 6 months of daylight straight, that's pretty cool if you can still see the sun at 12:00 am. :thumbsup:

No, it's not. After a while it fvcks with your head. Seriously.
 
Originally posted by: George P Burdell
Originally posted by: ManSnake
Raise your hand if you have been to Antarctica.

I heard you get 6 months of daylight straight, that's pretty cool if you can still see the sun at 12:00 am. :thumbsup:

No, it's not. After a while it fvcks with your head. Seriously.

??? Doesn't fvck with mine....

<---sees it dark at 12 noon and sees the sun at 3am many times a year
 
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