In the middle of the years 60 the multinational ITT built a polar station in the Antarctica, the "Byrd Station", with a pair of towers of to 35 meters of height. This polar station, just like other many in the South pole, was abandoned by the Americans in the decade of the 80 and today remains buried to various meters under the ice. The image, taken various years later, sample how the ice has buried even the cranes that were utilized for its construction. It is extracted of
iceagenow.com, the page of a scientist that assures that the polar caps, far from to be diminishing for the effect greenhouse, they are growing to a minatory and constant rhythm for the life in the Land.
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Under the Ice
In the middle of the years 60 the multinational ITT built a polar station in the Antarctica, the "Byrd Station", with a pair of towers of to 35 meters of height. This polar station, just like other many in the South pole, was abandoned by the Americans in the decade of the 80 and today remains buried to various meters under the ice. The image, taken various years later, sample how the ice has buried even the cranes that were utilized for its construction. It is extracted of iceagenow.com, the page of a scientist that assures that the polar caps, far from to be diminishing for the effect greenhouse, they are growing to a minatory and constant rhythm for the life in the Land.
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