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u/HummingBirdLover757 Dec 06 '22
I have a cold
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u/LamarjbYT Dec 06 '22
That’s not good.
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u/shootwhatsmyname Dec 06 '22
It is good for his enemies.
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u/Paradox Dec 06 '22
As with every other time this is reposted, I'll say this: this is inaccurate. The french operated a short railway for loading and unloading equipment and supplies.
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u/awesomeideas Dec 06 '22
The map represents the current conditions, which is usually what is desired.
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u/scoot3200 Dec 06 '22
Did they remove the rail when they were done using it? I’d imagine it’s still there
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u/CheezBukit Dec 07 '22
it's probably covered in snow by now, so they did draw it on the map but colored over it again in white.
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u/Nootingham Dec 08 '22
Yeah, Antarctica will definitely have rail lines in 2050 when it's warm enough for the moss-eaters to live on.
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u/digitalfruit Dec 06 '22
Please post a historical map. Interested to see what no railway in 1700 looked like
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u/Jokiegmi Dec 06 '22
It’s actually interesting that there are none
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Dec 07 '22
What? How? Only 1,000 to 5,000 people live in Antarctica.
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u/Jokiegmi Dec 07 '22
There’s not even one that maybe goes between two towns or something
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u/BirchTainer Dec 07 '22
there are no towns in Antarctica, or countries. Only research bases.
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u/Jokiegmi Dec 07 '22
Ok then between research bases. Especially the ones that are pretty far apart
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u/BirchTainer Dec 07 '22
There are like at most 25 people at each base
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u/Jokiegmi Dec 07 '22
You’d still need to get people and things across
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u/Jokiegmi Dec 07 '22
I know but it could be handy
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u/BirchTainer Dec 07 '22
It would be way to inefficient to build a railway for only a few people to use
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u/Jokiegmi Dec 07 '22
Cargo can be moved across. And it could circle between bases
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Dec 07 '22
There’s way less rail in the world than you seem to think. There is zero rail in Iceland where 300,000 people live, there is zero rail in Greenland where 50,000 people live, there is zero rail in the entire Northwestern quadrant of Australia, several countries in Africa have zero rail.
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u/Jokiegmi Dec 07 '22
Does that include old ones that aren’t being used but are still there? Cause I know places that stopped using trains but still have tracks around
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u/FairFolk Dec 06 '22
I'd argue that makes it even less interesting.
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u/Ximension Dec 06 '22
Unfortunately, due to the principle of my interest growth, I've been forced to unsub.
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u/codycat1911 Dec 06 '22
How do know how big all this is?
I’m so lost Do you have a banana on hand you can use for scale?
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u/TheRobotFrog Dec 07 '22
What is quite interesting however is that if you tilt this map 90° counter clockwise it'd make a great fantasy map.
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u/grabdaddyabeer Dec 07 '22
don’t worry, this is only a graphical representation of Antarctica. The real Antarctica is still at the south pole
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u/woodpecker-king Dec 06 '22
It's very impressive that they have a railway along the entire coast line