How long could someone last in Antarctica without clothes?

Oh, this is the sensitive USAP topic, because of the WW2 German research on hypothermia which is still used to this day (we should honor the Jews who died in this research, but others think it should just be discredited). Personal ability and tolerance varies. Just say not long. It depends on time of year and latitude. read more

Oh, this is the sensitive USAP topic, because of the WW2 German research on hypothermia which is still used to this day (we should honor the Jews who died in this research, but others think it should just be discredited). read more

Don't know - ages - there's about 30 million cubic kilometres of ice in Antarctica. Enough to cover the whole of Australia to a depth of 4 km, and most of it is a lot colder than inside your home freezer. read more