The Reason Why Drones Are Banned In Antarctica
Eli Shayotovich - Yesterday 2:28 PM
As drone technology has advanced and the hobby of drone photography has proliferated, we have become accustomed to being regaled by unseen images from the heart of a volcano to incredible sweeping panoramas. Just don't expect to see anything from Antarctica any time soon.
Antarctica is known as the bottom of the world because if you're looking at a globe, it quite literally sits on the bottom. Located in the Southern Hemisphere and home to the South Pole, it's the fifth-largest and southernmost
continent on the planet.
Winter temperatures along the coast range between 14° and -22° Fahrenheit but are even colder inland, where temps plummet to between -76°F in winter and -4°F in summer. In fact, Antarctica holds the record for having not only the windiest spot on the planet (via LiveScience) but also the coldest temperature ever recorded.
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