The document discusses the South Pole, describing its exact location in Antarctica, the extreme environmental conditions including very low winter temperatures down to -94 degrees Fahrenheit and winds up to 200 mph, and the effects of these conditions on the human body including hypothermia and its impacts on the nervous, muscular, and cardiovascular systems. It also provides recommendations for proper clothing and equipment needed to cope with the maximum human time in these conditions, such as knee-high winter boots, parkas, sleeping bags rated to -13 degrees Fahrenheit, and climbing or cross-country ski boots.
2. This is a monumental picture of the south pole. As you can see, different countries around the world have visited the South Pole. Presidents from all over the country have been photographed at this site.
3. Exact Location -Located in the middle of Antarctica. Latitude/Longitude= 90 degrees S./0.00E Environmental Conditions -Known as the coldest and windiest spot on the planet. -Winter temperatures generally range from -40degrees to - 94 degrees Fahrenheit. -Winds usually measure up to 200mph -Constant blizzards
