Only 11 children have been born on Antarctica. Assess if it’s possible to have a permanent population living on the frozen continent (9 marks) Please answer in full.

Explanation:

The environment is not hospitable to human life, and international treaties forbid any country from claiming territory in Antarctica, which a permanent residency would be doing by default. If you want cold and dark and very little interaction with other people, move to Finland.

Overwintering, in 100% darkness adds its own difficulties. Psychologically, it's very demanding. Living in close quarters with a small, unchanging group of people is very difficult, and the longer the stretch of time, the more of a strain it is on everyone. This is true even in much milder climates than Antarctica's.

the part i "agree with' is " it should not matter what color their skin is or what their cultural beliefs are." but for the main part i agree with it all or if cause now and days there are some people don't get the job cause there skin color and there beliefs and some times they don't even get the same repest as white people. we are all equal.