Robert Swan to go on new Antarctic expedition

The video discusses the 2041 EBASE, a renewable energy-powered base in Antarctica established by Robert Swan. It highlights Swan's past journey to the South Pole and his new mission to lead the first polar expedition relying solely on renewable energy. The video also addresses the technical challenges of such a mission and the importance of preserving Antarctica under the Antarctic Treaty, which is up for review in 2041. Swan's efforts aim to ensure the treaty remains untouched, maintaining Antarctica as a protected neutral territory.

What is unique about the 2041 EBASE in Antarctica?

• It is the first base established by Robert Swan.

• It is the only base run entirely on renewable energy.

• It is the largest base in Antarctica.

• It is the only base located on King George Island.

What is Robert Swan's new goal for his polar mission?

• To reach the North Pole using traditional methods.

• To complete a mission using only renewable energy.

• To break the record for the fastest polar expedition.

• To establish a new base in Antarctica.

What challenge does Robert Swan face in his renewable energy mission?

• Surviving without any fossil fuels.

• Competing with other explorers.

• Building a new base from scratch.

• Navigating through uncharted territories.

What does the international treaty regarding Antarctica ensure?

• That Antarctica remains a protected neutral territory.

• That Antarctica is open for commercial exploration.

• That only scientists can visit Antarctica.

• That Antarctica is divided among several countries.

What is Robert Swan's hope for the Antarctic Treaty in 2041?

• That it will be revised to allow more exploration.

• That it will be expanded to include more countries.

• That it will remain unchanged and continue to protect Antarctica.

• That it will be abolished to open Antarctica for development.