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A Journey To The End Of The Earth
Describe the experience of the author on Antarctica-“The end of the world.”
The experience of the author was amazing, alluring and mind- boggling. He was amazed to see the white stretch of sea under the blue horizon. It was a little bit odd to see a place without any human markers, but it was also thrilling to know that we were in a place which has the history of the mankind embedded deep into the layers of the ice. It was a great experience to walk on the frozen sea. To know that we were walking on a metre thick snow layers, under which there is a one hundred and eighty metre deep sea. It was an awe-striking experience. The experience was like walking on a ping-pong ball. It was great to see crabeaters and seals around. In the periphery, crabeater seals were stretching and sunning themselves on the floes much like stray dogs sitting under the shade of a banyan tree. The sight of collapsing ice–shields, breaking of ice-bergs and melting of ice was an eye-opener. It made the author and his team aware of the dangers the future times are having in their folds.
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When did India and other countries form the part of Antarctica?
How is our survival in danger?
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What are the reasons for increasing the global temperature?
What do you learn about the history of the earth by reading “Journey to the End of the Earth?”
In a short span of 12 thousand years man has managed to create a nucleus on this earth. How?
What is Gondwana? What happened to it 150 million years ago?
Why is Antarctica frigid and desolate at the bottom of the world?
What can we see or visualise on sub-continent Antarctica?
What is the most hotly debated topic in our time? What questions does it raise and what is its importance?
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How is Antarctica a crucial element in the debate on climate change?
How does one lose all earthly sense of perspective and time in Antarctica?
We need not go any where in order to study the present, past and future of the earth except Antartica. Give a reasoned reply.
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Why is Antarctica the place to go to if we want to study the earth’s past, present and future?
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How can a visit to the Antarctica be an enlightening experience?
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