Could you survive in Antarctica for 24 hours? | SLEEPCAST

Описание: Before you go to sleep, we invite you to the coldest, driest, and windiest place on Earth: Antarctica. The South Pole. -60 degrees Celsius. Winds of 150 km/h. Humidity of 0%. No life. No trees. No animals. No people. Just ice. 14 million km² of ice. 2 km thick. You are here. You are alone. You have equipment, but it's limited. You must survive for 24 hours. In a tent. Outside, it's -50 degrees Celsius. Could you survive for 24 hours? Is it just the cold behind this extreme test, or is there still untold polar science hidden within?

This video, with its tedious yet relaxing narrative, will offer you both a peaceful sleeping environment and take you on a long journey through 24 hours in Antarctica. From waking up in -50 degrees Celsius to a six-layer clothing system, from preparing to go outside to the effects of wind, from difficulty breathing to lung burn, from tent pitching techniques to hypothermia symptoms, from nighttime survival strategies to polar scientific stations, you will discover every freezing, dangerous, and scientific detail of whether you can survive 24 hours in Antarctica.

If you're looking for a polar and exciting narrative to listen to while you sleep, you've come to the right place. Happy listening, sweet dreams.