David Day: Antarctica: A biography
The overwhelming silence, the ice-snaked land, the first Antarctic electricity for all that happened there in two centuries! All the records of the world on Antarctica! Author David Day describes in a fascinating detail many geostationals of exploration, scientific investigation and debate in the second century. Documents are being gathered from archives around the world, and a comprehensive history of this vast American continent and the dynamic figures that were attracted to it. From the first time we saw the continent to the 21st century, it shows the quest for it and the efforts of each country to claim its rights. The reasons why explorers and pioneers wanted to reach the cold continent, which proves and introduces countless records of how conflicts in countries have been fought to claim success or failure, and rights to land without a master, have been carried on for 200 years. This book has provided a way for us to understand the Antarctic more deeply and objectively, which we know only about the ice, the penguins' land. And we can see the curiosity and the pioneering, the adventure, the desire and selfishness of humans in these 200 years of writing about how they've dealt with this land, and what time it is in Antarctica.
Korean title: 남극대륙: A biography
Korean author: 데이비드 데이
Korean publisher: 미다스북스
ISBN-13: 9788966379972
