Antarctica - A Window to Hope
Offered By: TEDx via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the remarkable story of Antarctica's unique status as a continent without borders or territorial claims in this 18-minute TEDx talk by Javier Cacho Gomez. Discover how, 60 years ago during the Cold War, the world came together to create this extraordinary example of international cooperation. Learn about Antarctica's crucial role in global science, peace, and humanity from Cacho, a seasoned polar explorer and one of the first scientists to study the ozone hole. Gain insights into the spirit of collaboration and solidarity that thrives in this borderless territory, as Cacho shares his experiences from seven Antarctic expeditions and two Arctic journeys. Delve into the fascinating history of Antarctic exploration and understand why this icy continent serves as a powerful symbol of hope for our world today.
Syllabus
Antarctica: a window to hope | Javier Cacho Gomez | TEDxVitosha
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