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Mawson Station is an Australian research station located in Antarctica established in 1954 at 67°36'S 62°52'E. It is surrounded by David, Casey, and Macquarie Island stations. The main building is called the Red Shed, which provides accommodations. The purpose of the station is to study Antarctic wildlife and discover new species. Living conditions are comfortable with modern facilities, though the weather is freezing and slippery with average temperatures around -17°C.
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- 1. Antarctica Assignment Presented by: Sarah McGuire
- 2. Mawson Station was named after Australia’s most significant Antarctic explorer, Sir Douglas Mawson. All four stations are occupied year-round by scientists and support staff.
- 3. When Was It Established? Mawson Station was established in the year 1954.
- 4. What Is The Location From Longitude To Latitude? 67o 36’ South of 62o 52’ East both East and South of Antarctica.
- 5. Who Governs The Station? Lord Richerd Cassy governs the station Mawson Station.
- 6. What Other Stations Surrounds It? Both David Station, Casey Station and Macquarie Island surrounds Mawson Station.
- 7. What Does The Station Look Like? From half birds-eye view there are lots of buildings. There is one main building called the Red Shed and that is the accommodation for all the workers.
- 8. What’s The Weather Like? Freezing Slippery and cold. Antarctica’s regular temperature is about -17.1 celcius.
- 9. What’s The Purpose Of The Station? Well all stations in Antarctica have a purpose and Mawson Station’s one is to research different types of variety of animals. Also to study new species of animals in Antarctica.
- 10. What Would It Be To Live In It? it is the longest continuously operated station in Antarctica. Living at Mawson is very comfortable. Everyone lives in the main accommodation building (the Red Shed), in modern air-conditioned single-room dongas ( in Antarctica dongas slang for bedrooms). The Red Shed also houses the surgery, lounge, kitchen, and dining room.
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