Antarctica - Everything you need to know | Geography, History, Science & Politics

Learn everything you need to know about Antarctica in this video!

Geography | History | Science | Politics

The continent of #Antarctica was the last of the 7 continents for humans to set foot on. This leaves a lot of untouched nature and geographical phenomena to explore, and a huge opportunity for humanity to gain insights into earth and the universe through science in Antarctica.
In this video we will look into the most interesting geography facts about Antarctica, how early explorers slowly made their way to this inhospitable continent, how the scientific world uses the continent today, and how the fragile political situation around the almost unpopulated continent looks like, with some outlooks into what the future may behold.

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:47 Geography of Antarctica
5:54 History of Antarctica
12:40 Science in Antarctica
17:39 Politics and the Future of Antarctica

Let me know what you think about the future of Antarctica in the comments and see you in the next video, cheers!

Any support is greatly appreciated!

[mfatihakal]

The extreme conditions of the Antarctica and its importance for the scientific knowledge has always fascinated me. What a detailed and a well organized narrative. Thank you!

[handyvickers]

I don't have any confidence that some countries won't get up to mischief and start exploiting natural resources there. If that happens, it's the thin end of the wedge.
It's already happening with over fishing, so what's next?

[darthcannabis]

One of the best presented videos I’ve watched on Antarctica. Thank you for the video.

[mariodearmas]

Holy moly, what an amazing video! And for free? What a time to be alive.

[Penny-]

You randomly appeared in my feed. I hadn’t watched for search anything about either polar region. I enjoyed this video. I think it was put together well. Minimal bias or dramatisation. Nicely done. I have subscribed.

[iChrisBirch]

Well done. Well organized and just enough detail to be interesting but not needing to spend an hour on tangents.

[ryushogun]

Wow, a channel about geography. Hell yeah!

[MohammadArmaan-ljic]

One correction: at 1:09 the subtitles say 2800 meters but u say 3800

[nickolashogg]

Amazing video. I would have thought you to be a major channel.

[alexmijo]

the dry valleys are not cause of heat due to ground friction with wind

[Amuzic]

11:39 is that an euphemistic way of saying, Amundsen and his crew ate their fallen crews? I mean she wasn't certainly talking about the huskys which they definitely ate.

[saracarlberg]

Antartica researchers: The ice us melting due to climate change and has the capacity to drown 25% of earths landmass

Politicians and oil companies: ok but the land will be barren right? So we can extract more oil, right?

[jamesvesta]

lol no military action on Antarctica made me think it must be thick with spies and special operators. I hope I'm kidding.

[stelliosbonadurer]

All this about the explorers miserable adventures, and I get advertised an Antarctic cruse ad mid video.

[Justwantahover]

If the world was flat, there would be many flat earthers in the comment section. But none I seen, so far. 😅

[mellon]

I know it's a common definition to consider everything with <250mm precipitation a desert but that's just dumb. You need to take both precipitation AND evaporation into consideration, otherwise you end up with areas completely flooded with swamps and marshes defined at deserts. Luckily the abundant water in Antarctica is frozen, so it's only half bad

[spinalobifida]

In 100 years, it'll look the same.

[silvanadair]

i THINK YOUR CONTENT WOULD BE A LOT MORE POPULAR IF YOU USED MORE CONSISTENT B-ROLL, MAYBE ADD A SLIGHT FILTER TO STYLIZE AND MAKE IT LOOK LIKE IT WAS ALL GATHERED BY THE SAME PERSON