Why is Antarctica so important?!

Finally. Welcome to Antarctica!!

I finally made it to the 7th continent in the world.
The hardest, coldest, windiest, loneliest place on the planet.
For the first time ever, let me show you why this place matters.

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[MITSomitraSharma]

Nas: No one lives here permanently
Penguins: Where do we live 😢

[anirudhkhandelwal]

we should preserve the antarctica this is important for the future of our planet❤

[animeshmaji]

"Science is the only thing which give the same equality to worth and worthless things"
--Antarctica🇦🇶

[sreenivasagupta]

Antarctica :The driest continent
Also Antarctica :Has most of the earth's freshwater

[vishalmehtta]

Wow so beautiful thank you NAS DAILY for giving us a visual tour of Antarctica

[kevinbrito]

What a amazing trip. Antártica is a beautiful and important place for the whole world it's important to preserve this beautiful and important part of the world. Thanks Nasdaily for show us these wonderful adventures

[sijipramod]

I just remembered my 12th class English lesson JOURNEY TO THE END OF THE EARTH by Tishani Doshi❤. And she told the exact same thing in the lesson.

[ANSHUL_MUSICS]

I loved the "Ant-Artica" in the beginning 😂😂❤

[reckuchiha]

FINALLY
its soo epic NasDaily, its beautiful that you visited antarctica too
i really love your videos

[Aaryaaraghwanshi]

Nas: it's the COLDEST place on the earth
Also Nas: proceeds to jump in the water shirtless

[slothiesloth]

I now know so many more things about antartica. Thanks NAS Daily for all you do around the world.😊👍

[pabasarinimna]

Highly appreciated content. Its now or never to protect these gigantic ice continent

[trishamoudgil]

“We WILL all die” “OK that’s one minute!” The last part got me 🤣

[uvqodyr]

So happy that nas daily came to sri lanka come again we're waiting for u and thanks for letting us to see the world

[athex]

Antarctica, the southernmost continent on Earth, holds a mystique unlike any other place on the planet. Encompassing an area of about 14 million square kilometers, it's the fifth-largest continent, yet it remains largely uninhabited by humans, with only a few thousand researchers stationed there temporarily.

The continent is covered by a thick ice sheet, with an average thickness of about 1.6 kilometers. This ice contains about 70% of the Earth's fresh water, making Antarctica a crucial component of the planet's hydrological cycle. The Antarctic ice sheet holds a record of Earth's climate history, with ice cores drilled from its depths providing scientists with invaluable information about past climates, atmospheric composition, and even ancient air trapped within the ice.

Despite its harsh conditions, Antarctica teems with life, particularly in its surrounding waters. The Southern Ocean is rich in marine biodiversity, supporting vast populations of krill, fish, seals, and whales. Penguins, perhaps the most iconic Antarctic species, inhabit the continent in large colonies, enduring the frigid temperatures and harsh winds to breed and raise their young.

Antarctica also boasts some of the most extreme weather conditions on Earth. During the winter months, temperatures can plummet to -80 degrees Celsius (-112 degrees Fahrenheit), and hurricane-force winds are not uncommon. In contrast, summer brings slightly milder conditions, with temperatures hovering around freezing along the coast. Despite the extreme cold, Antarctica experiences periods of sunlight during the summer months when the sun remains above the horizon for 24 hours a day, leading to breathtaking landscapes bathed in perpetual daylight.

Scientific research is the primary activity undertaken in Antarctica, with numerous countries operating research stations across the continent. These stations serve as hubs for studying a wide range of disciplines, including climate science, glaciology, biology, and astronomy. Researchers brave the harsh conditions to conduct experiments, collect data, and unravel the mysteries of this frozen continent.

Despite its remoteness, Antarctica is not immune to the impacts of climate change. Rising temperatures have led to accelerated melting of the ice sheets, contributing to sea-level rise and altering ecosystems. The continent serves as a barometer for global climate trends, highlighting the urgent need for action to mitigate the effects of climate change worldwide.

In addition to its scientific importance, Antarctica holds a special place in the human imagination. Its vast, untouched landscapes inspire awe and wonder, drawing adventurers, photographers, and explorers from around the world. Yet, with its fragile ecosystems and delicate balance, Antarctica also serves as a reminder of the importance of responsible stewardship and conservation efforts to preserve this pristine wilderness for future generations.

[Kievanrus]

Thank you Nas Daily for showing us a tour of Antarctica!

[nievesatterberry]

Thank you for bringing us in Antartica Nash!

[falconbilal]

The first expedition landed on 15 January, before they formally established the summer research station (Jinnah I) on 25 January 1991. The station was used by the second Pakistani Antarctic expedition in 1992-1993, when they established a new field station, Jinnah II, at 70°50′S 25°10′E.

[yeonwookang]

"oh my god it's cold" bro expected it to be hot lol

[Twinky_girl]

Woow what a helpful video❤.I've always loved travelling🙃.Stay safe.