Byrd Station, Antarctica

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Byrd Station, Antarctica is a former United States research station on the Antarctic ice sheet named in honor of polar explorer Admiral Richard E. Byrd.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf research station
continent Antarctica
country United States of America
surface form: United States
environment ice-covered plateau
establishedFor geophysical research
glaciological research
meteorological research
scientific research
governedBy Antarctic Treaty System
hasAccessMode over-snow traverse
ski-equipped aircraft
hasClimate polar climate
hasEnvironmentalCondition extreme cold
high winds
low humidity
persistent snow cover
seasonal continuous darkness
seasonal continuous daylight
hasFeature elevated ice surface
snow runways
hasInfrastructureType snow tunnels
surface buildings
hasPrimaryLanguage English
hasResearchDiscipline atmospheric science
climatology
geology
geophysics
glaciology
locatedIn West Antarctica NERFINISHED
interior of Antarctica
locatedInHemisphere Southern Hemisphere
locatedInProtectedRegion Antarctic Treaty area NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion polar region
locatedOn Antarctic ice sheet NERFINISHED
namedAfter Richard E. Byrd NERFINISHED
namedBy United States government NERFINISHED
namedForOccupation polar explorer
namedForRank Admiral
operatedBy United States Antarctic Program NERFINISHED
United States Navy
partOf United States Antarctic research network NERFINISHED
status former research station
subjectTo Antarctic Treaty NERFINISHED
usedFor deep-field operations
logistical support

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Richard E. Byrd notablePlaceNamedAfter Byrd Station, Antarctica