People do live in Antarctica, but not like anywhere else on Earth. There are no cities, towns, or permanent civilian populations. Instead, Antarctica is home to research stations staffed by scientists and support crews from around the world. During the summer months roughly 4,000 to 5,000 people live there, conducting science and keeping bases running. In the winter that number drops to about 1,000, with only essential personnel staying through the cold and darkness.  These seasonal residents a
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People do live in Antarctica, but not like anywhere else on Earth. There are no cities, towns, or permanent civilian populations. Instead, Antarctica is home to research stations staffed by scientists and support crews from around the world. During the summer months roughly 4,000 to 5,000 people live there, conducting science and keeping bases running. In the winter that number drops to about 1,000, with only essential personnel staying through the cold and darkness.  These seasonal residents a
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