Why Is The Water Around Antarctica Not Frozen But Antarctica Is?

Asked by Guest965449 in Chemistry 6 months ago - 1 answer

That is because the middle of Antarctica is the coldest point and as you get further away the temperature rises.Until you get to a point when the temperature is too high for water to freeze. The middle of antarctica is the coldest point because it is furthest away from the sun. ...more

Answered by Pyro71 6 months ago

What Is The Lowest Temperature Recorded In The Antarctica? The Lowest Temperature Recorded In The Antarctica Is -129 Fahrenheit

Asked by Qaws85 in Places 3 weeks ago - 1 answer

I must take a guess:  -129 F ...more

Answered by NASCARNUT 3 weeks ago

What Can We Do To Help Antarctica?

Asked by Guest313335 in Antarctica 9 months ago - 1 answer

Don't pollute it when boats travel through . ...more

Answered by rodriguez 9 months ago

Where Is Antarctica?

Asked by Guest469649 in Antarctica 8 months ago - 4 answers

Check this, might help: en.wikipedia.org ...more

Answered by Redpearl75 8 months ago

What Is Antarctica Like?

Asked by Guest2068393 in Antarctica 4 months ago - 1 answer

Cold, very very cold...  Desolate, lots of snow, extremely high winds ...more

Answered by Bluetulip 3 days ago

Why Do We Need The Antarctica?

Asked by Guest2954132 in Antarctica 2 months ago - 1 answer

Antarctica is the largest mass of the coldest, frozen ice on Earth. This frozen ice requires a large amount of heat for warming up to zero degree Celsius and then 80 Calories of latent heat for chaging the state of frozen ice into water. Again, since water has maximum specific heat, it would warm up slowly. Thus, even if some meteorite is going to strike the Earth, everything else ...more

Answered by Guest3045274 2 months ago

How Far Is Antarctica From The Uk?

Asked by Guest3667510 in Travel Times 3 weeks ago - 1 answer

7,000,000 somin miles not a clue ...more

Answered by Guest3893929 6 days ago

What Is The Climate Like In Antarctica?

Asked by Guest in Climate 3 years ago - 5 answers

Antarctica is basically the southernmost continent which comprises of the South Pole. Antarctica has the coldest climate on earth. The temperature in this region touches a minimum of -85 degrees C a -90 degrees C during the winter season, and is around 20 degrees C higher during summers. The most common health issue faced in this region is sun burn as the snow plane ...more

Answered by Memo 3 years ago

What Is The Temperature In Antarctica?

Asked by Guest in Antarctica 3 years ago - 2 answers

The average temperature in Antarctica is a chilling -49 degrees C. Therefore it is 49 degrees under freezing point that is 0 degrees C. The average mean temperature of Antarctica in summer is 0F and winter is 70F. The temperature of Antarctica varies according to region. The coasts of Antarctica have comparatively milder temperatures ...more

Answered by priya 3 years ago

Can You Tell Me Some Facts About Antarctica?

Asked by Guest in Antarctica 3 years ago - 5 answers

Antarctica is the continent that surrounds the South Pole and that lies within the region defined by the Antarctic Circle. It occupies one tenth of the world's surface but contains nine tenths of the world's ice and, therefore, nine tenths of its fresh water. Its area is almost 14 million square kilometres and it is formed from two blocks of rock with an area of about 8 million ...more

Answered by kath18 3 years ago