The Antarctic Volcano, Where Ice Meets Lava | Volcanic | Earth Science 

How did you manage that?

Reminded me of Icewind Dale.

as mr spock once said , life as we dont know it . fascinating.

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Their is also a substantial amount of aircraft wreckage spread across its sides…

@@allangibson2408 hi allan. good name there .:)

Carbon monoxide poisoning

Well apart from it being completely dark 24 hr a day during the Antarctic winter, the wind speed during the storms at that attitude get upwards of 150 km per hour plus so the tents not standing up more than a few weeks at most, plus volcanic ash is very acidic and ends up eating into almost all materials including clothing and your skin, and there not running water nor shower facilities to enable the people stationed on the rim to wash properly. Knew a helicopter pilot who worked with the NZ and American summer science program (Philip-Kyle worked for them both over his long career) and they hated picking these guys up after a few weeks out in these remote camps as they smelt dreadful - a terrible combination of really bad body odour and rotten eggs (from the sulpher compounds in the soils and the gas vents). The cab of the chopper smelt like that for days afterwards. Yeah, not so decent.

As he said, the doctors suspect he had a concussion, so a bit of the brain died off (our brain doesn't like being slapped around inside the skull and can bruise really easily) and over time the body broke it down and removed it.

@@rolfs2165 Exactly, similar to the brain injuries suffered by some boxers and football players

Cold temperatures in Antarctica freeze blood in seconds.

It was a concussion that left him with some permanent brain damage. It's similar to what happens to many boxers

There still is, but for how long... 🤷🏽

logistics support for USA related science in Antarctica is funded by USA taxpayers through the NSF.

Then you didn't learn anything. Which is consistent for you.

It always amazes me the don’t bring up the active volcanos in Antarctica. Maybe if we throw more tax money at it it will change lol

@@kylek1556 most importantly how green is the ukriane war??? 🤣🤣 zero emissions im sure

Ahem . . . You’d starve in Antarctica on that diet.

@@jennifersterrett2552 🤣🤣🤣

Hey! What do you have against plants?