Chinese scientist sets up new record in Antarctica expedition A scientist has become the first Chinese man to reach the South Pole on foot from Berkner Island without mechanical power and additional supplies after completing his expedition on Jan. 10 (Beijing time). The scientist, Wen Xu, started his expedition on Nov. 13 local time from the coast of Berkner Island, carrying his supplies on a sleigh, altogether spending 58 days and covering over 1,400 kilometers. That meant Wen was walking with

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EXPEDITION DIARIES: Highlights of Antarctica 17.01.25 ❄️ Step into the heart of Antarctica and relive this unforgettable journey, one breathtaking moment at a time. From amazing scenery to mesmerizing wildlife encounters, every day of this expedition was a new adventure 🐧🗻✨ If you had the chance to explore Antarctica, what would be at the top of your bucket list to experience there? Let us know in the comments! 👇💙 📸: Kim Rormark | HX Expeditions