According to him and other flat-earthers, the Antarctic Treaty of 1959 ... it may have instead deepened the divide among flat-Earth believers. While some wrestle with the implications of the ...

In 1959, the Antarctic Treaty was created to ensure the continent would become ‘a natural reserve, devoted to peace and science’. The treaty relies on global cooperation, and I want to believe ...

inaccessible Antarctic?" "For all its flaws, the treaty has kept the peace for over 60 years," said The Economist. "But it is ...

in the interests of all mankind.” The Treaty recognizes Antarctica as a preserve for peace and scientific study and went into effect with 12 signatories. Today, more than 50 nations recognize ...

The Treaty has ensured that Antarctica remains a natural reserve, devoted to peace and science. With a vision for young people to be aware of how countries can build on their common interests ...