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RADAR / IN DEPTH

Questions that open
a continent.

Five investigations to understand the continent and its connections.

ED01 / C

Working in Antarctica: 28 Australian role types in the 2027–28 recruitment round

The Australian Antarctic Program is recruiting for station and expedition operations. Check citizenship, job-specific licences, medical screening and the exact deadline before applying.

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ED05 / C

Ushuaia and Punta Arenas: two Antarctic gateways, different ways to travel

Sea voyages, air links, science and logistics all shape how people reach Antarctica. Ushuaia and Punta Arenas each play an important role, but their routes should not be treated as interchangeable.

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ED13 / B

Mountains and canyons beneath the ice: mapping the Antarctica we cannot see

Antarctica is not a flat white surface. Mountains, basins and valleys lie beneath its ice sheet. Bedmap3 uses decades of scientific measurements to improve our view of that buried landscape.

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ED15 / B

Antarctic ice isn't all the same: sea ice, ice shelves and the continental ice sheet

When a headline says Antarctic ice is growing or shrinking, the first question is: which ice, and which measurement?

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ED18 / A

Antarctica and 2048: the date that is often misunderstood

The Madrid Protocol bans Antarctic mineral resource activities except scientific research. From 2048, a review conference may be requested. That is not an automatic expiry date.

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