Antarctic exploration

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Antarctic exploration is the study and discovery of the Antarctic region through scientific expeditions, geographic surveys, and attempts to reach and understand the South Pole and its surrounding environment.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical exploration
historical activity
polar exploration
scientific endeavor
beganInCentury 18th century
characterizedBy extreme cold
international cooperation
logistical challenges
sea ice hazards
enabledBy aircraft
ice-strengthened ships
satellites
skiing
sledges
focusesOn Antarctic climate
Antarctic ecosystems
Antarctic ice sheet
South Pole NERFINISHED
Southern Ocean NERFINISHED
goal mapping Antarctic coasts
reaching the South Pole
understanding Antarctic biology
understanding Antarctic geology
understanding Antarctic glaciology
understanding Antarctic meteorology
understanding Earth’s climate system
hasAspect aerial surveys
cartography
geographic surveys
naval expeditions
overland journeys
satellite observation
scientific expeditions
hasOutcome detailed mapping of Antarctica
establishment of Antarctic research stations
improved global climate models
historicalPeriod Age of Discovery NERFINISHED
Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration NERFINISHED
modern scientific era
intensifiedInCentury 19th century
20th century
location Antarctica NERFINISHED
regulatedBy Antarctic Treaty System NERFINISHED
relatedTo Arctic exploration
climate science
geophysics
glaciology
marine biology
oceanography
polar science

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McMurdo Sound usedFor Antarctic exploration
Edward Bransfield participatedIn Antarctic exploration