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(1) The southern hemisphere season is reversed, and the southern attack is carried out.

The warm season in Antarctica is from November to March, when the temperature is high and the daylight hours are long, which is the best time to visit Antarctica.

2) A is the Great Wall Station, B is the Zhongshan Station A helicopter of the expedition team flew from point A to point B, and the change in flight direction on the way was first to the southeast and then to the northeast;

3) Generally speaking, coal is formed in temperate regions, but the scientific expedition team found coal in the Antarctic region, which is cold all year round, which shows that according to the plate theory, the Antarctic continent once existed in warm and humid areas in geological time (4) The Antarctic region has a dry climate and is known as the "white desert", but there is a huge thick ice layer of more than 2,000 meters This is because snowfall has accumulated over a long historical period

Therefore, the answer is: (1) February is the warm season in Antarctica, when the temperature is high and the daylight hours are long; (2) the Great Wall; Zhongshan; First to the southeast, then to the northeast; (4) According to the plate theory, the Antarctic continent once existed in warm and humid regions during geological time; (4) Snowfall is formed after accumulation over a long historical period

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The scientific research station is the Great Wall Station, which was completed on February 15, 1995.

The Great Wall Station of China is the first scientific research station established by China in Antarctica. A perennial scientific research station set up by China in Antarctica for scientific research in Antarctica. Located on the Fields Peninsula in the west of King George Island in the South Shetland Islands of Antarctica, it is bordered by Great Wall Bay, a small bay in Maxwell Bay in the east.

The construction of the Great Wall Station, the earliest scientific research station, was completed in February 1985. The Great Wall Station was completed on 20 February 1985 and is located on King George Island, South Shetland; Its geographical location is 62°12'59'N, 58°57'52'W.

King George Island, where the Great Wall Station is located, is the largest island in the South Shetland Islands. It is bordered by the Drake Strait to the north and is 960 kilometers away from Cape Horn in South America;

It is separated from the Antarctic Peninsula by the Bransfield Strait to the south, a distance of about 130 kilometers. On the island, in addition to the Great Wall Station, there are 7 research stations set up by other countries. Adjacent to the Chinese station are:

Chile's Ferre Station, Russia's Belinsgojin Station, Uruguay's Artigas Station, and South Korea's King Sejong Station.

It is the Great Wall Station of Antarctica.

The Great Wall Station is located on the Fields Peninsula on George Island, at 62°13'S N latitude and 58°57'40's W (Google Earth). It faces a small bay in Minphong Bay, which has been named Great Wall Bay by the Chinese Antarctic expedition.

The Great Wall Station is backed by a snow-capped hillside and has an abundance of water. The terrain here is open, the tidal flat is about 2,000 meters long and more than 300 meters wide, and it is a penguin nature reserve, a bird nature reserve, a whale reserve, and a plant and fossil reserve.

Patches of yellow-green lichen and moss can be seen here in the summer, making it an ideal place for scientists to investigate.

The Great Wall Station of China is the first scientific research station established by China in Antarctica. China is conducting a campaign for the South Dao Polar Region.

It is a perennial scientific research station set up in Rongzhou, Antarctica. The Great Wall Station in Antarctica is named after the world-famous Great Wall of China.

The Great Wall Station is located at the southern tip of King George Island in the South Shetland Islands of Antarctica, and King George Island, where the Great Wall Station is located, is the most densely distributed area of scientific research stations in Antarctica. King George Island is the largest island in the South Shetland Islands, with an area of 1,160 square kilometres and nine stations from nine countries.

China's first scientific research station in Antarctica was the Great Wall Station, which was completed on February 15, 1995.

The Great Wall Station was completed on February 15, 1995.

The Great Wall station in February 1985 was located on King George Island in the South Antarctica, and the Zhongshan station in February 1989 was located in the Lasman Hills in the East Antarctica, and the Kunlun station was held on January 27, 2009.

Great Wall Station established in 1985 Zhongshan Station was established in 1989.

The Great Wall Station was completed on February 1o, 1985.

Zhongshan Station was built on January 26, 1989.

Kunlun Station: 80 degrees 25 minutes 01 seconds south latitude.

Great Wall Station, Zhongshan Station, Kunlun Station.

1.The Great Wall Station, the first scientific research station established by China in Antarctica, was established on February 10, 1985, and is located in the southwest of Antarctica, south of King George Island (62°12'59"s,58°57'52"w is not within the Antarctic Circle). The station area is 2 kilometers long from north to south, 1,000 kilometers wide from east to west, covers an area of square kilometers, and has an average altitude of 10 meters.

The place is located in kilometers from Beijing.

2.The Zhongshan Station in Antarctica, China, was completed on January 26, 1989, and was named after Dr. Sun Yat-sen, the great pioneer of China's democratic revolution. Zhongshan Station is located on the Westoden Peninsula in the Rusman Hills of Princess Elizabeth Land on the East Antarctic Continent, with geographical coordinates of 69 degrees 22 minutes 24 seconds south latitude and 76 degrees 22 minutes 40 seconds east longitude, kilometers away from Beijing, and an azimuth angle of 32 degrees 30 minutes 50 seconds from Beijing.

Located in the Antarctic Circle, on the southeastern coast of Pridz Bay and hundreds of kilometers southwest of the Emory Ice Shelf and the Prince Charles Range, the Lasman Hills where Zhongshan Station is located is an ideal area for Antarctic marine and continental scientific expeditions. Not far from Zhongshan Station, there is the Australian Labor Base and the Russian Progress Station.

3.China's first Antarctic inland research station was officially named "Kunlun Station in Antarctica". The location is determined to be 80 degrees 25 minutes 01 seconds south latitude, 77 degrees 06 minutes 58 seconds east longitude, with an elevation of 4,087 meters, about kilometers southwest of Ice Dome A, the highest point of the Antarctic inland ice sheet.

This is also the third Antarctic research station established by China since the establishment of the Great Wall Station and Zhongshan Station in Antarctica. It was successfully completed on January 27, 2009.

China has established four scientific research stations in Antarctica, including the Great Wall Station in Antarctica, Zhongshan Station in Antarctica, Kunlun Station in Antarctica, and Taishan Station in Antarctica. In mid-January 2018, after the "Snow Dragon" ship returned to Enksburg Island from Zhongshan Station, it transported the construction machinery and heavy materials to the island, and then began the construction of the temporary building of the new station, which is the new station in the Ross Sea in Antarctica.

1. The Great Wall Station of China in Antarctica is the first scientific research station established by China in Antarctica, located on the Fields Peninsula. The southern part of the Fields Peninsula has an open area, with three freshwater lakes suitable for drinking, a long coastline, flat tidal flats, which is convenient for small boats to land on the beach, many rocks in summer, lichens, mosses and other plants are better developed than other sites, and penguins and other birds inhabit and breed here, which is suitable for multidisciplinary investigations.

2. China Antarctic Zhongshan Station, referred to as Zhongshan Station, was built on February 26, 1989 and is the second Antarctic research station in China. Zhongshan Station has 15 buildings of various kinds, with a construction area of 2,700 square meters, 26 indoor rooms throughout the year, and exclusive ice rooms.

The station completed an expedition to the largest canyon on the Earth's surface, located at the bottom of the ice sheet in the Princess Elizabeth Land area of eastern Antarctica. Ice radar sounding data clearly show the presence of an intact Grand Canyon at the bottom of the ice sheet, which is more than 1,000 kilometers long, with a maximum width of kilometers at the top of the canyon and a depth of more than 1,500 meters. It is larger than the Grand Canyon of Colorado in the United States.

3. China's Antarctic Kunlun Station is China's first Antarctic inland research station, the name is the name of the station after the Internet collection, one is because "Kunlun" is of great significance in China's history and culture, "Great Wall" is a famous cultural landscape in China, Zhongshan is named after Mr. Sun Yat-sen, and Kunlun is a natural landscape, the station is built at the highest point of the Antarctic continent, and "Kunlun" means high mountains, symbolizing the commanding heights.

4. "Taishan Station". Its name implies solidity, stability, solemnity, national peace and security, etc., and represents the meaning of the Chinese nation standing majestically among the nations of the world. Taishan station is about 2621 meters above sea level, is an Antarctic inland investigation of the summer station, the average annual temperature, can meet the summer investigation life of 20 people, the total construction area of 1000, the service life of 15 years, equipped with fixed-wing aircraft ice and snow runway.

At present, there are four Antarctic research stations in China, namely the Great Wall Station of Antarctica, the Zhongshan Station of Antarctica, the Kunlun Station of Antarctica, and the newly built Taishan Station of Antarctica.

The Great Wall Station was completed on February 20, 1985 and is located on King George Island, South Shetland Islands, with geographical coordinates of 62 degrees 12 minutes 59 seconds south latitude and 58 degrees 57 minutes 52 seconds west longitude.

Zhongshan Station was established on February 26, 1989, and is located on the Vistoden Peninsula in the Rusman Hills of Princess Elizabeth Land, with geographical coordinates of 69 degrees 22 minutes 24 seconds south latitude and 76 degrees 22 minutes 40 seconds east longitude.

Kunlun Station was built on January 27, 2009, and is located about a kilometer southwest of Ice Dome A, the highest point of the Antarctic inland ice sheet, with geographical coordinates of 80 degrees 25 minutes 01 seconds south latitude and 77 degrees 06 minutes 58 seconds east longitude;

Taishan Station was completed on February 8, 2014, and is located in Princess Elizabeth Land between Zhongshan Station and Kunlun Station, about 520 kilometers away from Zhongshan Station and about 2,621 meters above sea level.

1) The season in the northern and southern hemispheres is reversed, Antarctica.

The warm season is from November to March, when the temperature is high and the daylight hours are long, and this season is the best time to visit Antarctica;

2) A is the Great Wall Station.

B is a helicopter of the Zhongshan Station expedition.

Flying from point A to point B, the flight direction changes first to the southeast and then to the northeast;

3) Generally speaking, coal is formed in temperate regions, but expedition members are in the Antarctic region, which is cold all year round.

The discovery of coal indicates that according to the plate theory, the Antarctic continent once existed in warm and humid areas during geological time (4) The Antarctic region has a dry climate and is known as the "white desert", but there is a huge thick ice layer of more than 2,000 meters This is because snowfall has accumulated over a long historical period

Therefore, the answer is: (1) February is the warm season in Antarctica, when the temperature is high and the daylight hours are long; (2) the Great Wall; Zhongshan; First to the southeast, then to the northeast; (4) According to the plate theory, the Antarctic continent once existed in warm and humid regions during geological time; (4) Snowfall is formed after accumulation over a long historical period

February is winter, especially around the winter solstice. Because the seasons in the Southern Hemisphere are opposite to those in the Northern Hemisphere, the winter solstice in the Northern Hemisphere is the summer solstice in the Southern Hemisphere, which coincides with a warm climate and is suitable for scientific investigation.

Three Great Wall stations were completed on February 1o, 1985, located south of West Antarctica, south of King George Island (62° 12'59"s,58°57'52"w), the average height of the station area.

Right 1o meters, kilometers away from Beijing.

Zhongshan Station was built on January 26, 1989, in the Lasman Hills of the East Antarctic Continent (69°22'24"s,76°22'4o"e), the average altitude of the station area is 11 meters, kilometers away from Beijing.

Kunlun Station: 80 degrees 25 minutes 01 seconds south latitude, 77 degrees 06 minutes 58 seconds east longitude. The elevation is 4087 meters, and it is located about 7.3 kilometers southwest of Ice Dome A, the highest point of the Antarctic inland ice sheet.