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View attachment 6568 Is there a way to determine where Bisector Valley is?
Ilikebugs said:The line of the first leg is y=-x
The line of the 2nd leg is y=x+4
-x=x+4
x= -2
y=2
Points= 0,0 -2,2 0,4
2 sqr(2)+2 sqr(2)+4= 4+4 sqr(2) km?
Bisector Valley is located in Antarctica, specifically in the Sentinel Range of the Ellsworth Mountains.
The most common way to access Bisector Valley is by helicopter from the neighboring Union Glacier Camp or the Patriot Hills base camp. However, it can also be reached by ski or snowmobile from these locations.
Bisector Valley is unique because it is one of the few valleys in Antarctica that is completely ice-free and accessible by land. It also contains rare geological formations, including exposed bedrock and fossilized tree stumps.
No, there are currently no permanent research stations in Bisector Valley. However, many scientific expeditions visit the valley for research purposes.
Yes, Bisector Valley is located within the Antarctic Specially Protected Area (ASPA) No. 150 due to its unique geological features and fragile ecosystem. This means that any human activities in the area must be carefully regulated and monitored to minimize impact on the environment.