Researchers are in Antarctica for 2 1/2 months at the beginning of the coldest and darkest part of the year. During Antarctica’s winter — also called the “Polar Night” — daylight disappears completely and temperatures can reach minus-55 degrees F.
Researchers are in Antarctica for 2 1/2 months at the beginning of the coldest and darkest part of the year. During Antarctica’s winter — also called the “Polar Night” — daylight disappears completely and temperatures can reach minus-55 degrees F.