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After 85 days of broadcasting from the planet's most extreme point, the expedition begins its departure
Day 75 of the journey to the heart of the Earth became a day full of emotion. From Antarctica, the team began their farewell to a territory they described as magical, but also challenging.
TL;DR
- The expedition team is leaving Antarctica after 85 days of continuous broadcasting.
- The experience is described as emotionally significant and life-changing for the team.
- The mission included over 60 oceanographic stations, hydrophone recovery, and whale sightings.
- The team endured extreme conditions, including winds over 100 km/h and temperatures below -23°C.
- The Colombian National Navy and crew provided significant support, making the team feel at home.
- The expedition highlighted Colombia's presence in Antarctica, being the sole media outlet from day zero.
- The next challenge for the team is the demanding Drake Passage crossing.