kasunduan yan ng 53 countries na gagamitin lang ang Antartika sa scientific analysis tsaka walang bansa ang pwedeng mag-angkin para na rin sa kapayapaan ng mundo. pinagbabawal rin jan yung nuclear testing. nagkaroon lang naman ng kasunduan nyan simula nung may madiskubre si Admiral Byrd sa edge ng earth after 2 years na namatay sya. alam ng lahat ng bansa ang sikreto jan sa likod ng ice wall.
ganda ng detalye sa google boss sarap basahin. Amerikano pala si Byrd .
Boss baka alam mo din parang may nabasa din ako dati di ko lang din sure na ang bansang amerika ay may isang pamilya daw talaga ang nagpapalakad hindi daw talaga ang presidente nila na parang related din sa antarctica yung pamilya na yun di ko lang din talaga sure
What did Admiral Byrd actually say about Antarctica?
AI Overview
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd actually described Antarctica as a vital scientific and strategic frontier, noting in a 1954 television interview that an unexplored landmass the size of the United States lay "beyond the pole" and held vast natural resources like coal, oil, and potential minerals.
What Byrd Actually Said (Historical Record)
Strategic and Resource Importance: In his 1954 CBS television appearance, Byrd stated that Antarctica was becoming the most strategically important place in the world and an untouched reservoir of natural resources, famously remarking that there was enough coal within 180 miles of the South Pole to supply the entire world.
An International Park:In historical department notes, Byrd also advocated that Antarctica should be designated as the world's first "international park" focused strictly on scientific cooperation rather than national or military competition. Office of the Historian (.gov)
Geographical Context: When he used the phrase "land beyond the pole," he meant the geographic expanse on the opposite side of the South Pole relative to the direction of approach, rather than a hidden subterranean world.
