In 1820, a Russian expedition actually discovered the last known region on Earth to be discovered and to have human colonize; Antarctica, after they spotted an ice shelf. The first actual landing was an astonishing 75 years later by Norwegians.

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In 1820, a Russian expedition actually discovered the last known region on Earth to be discovered and to have human colonize; Antarctica, after they spotted an ice shelf. The first actual landing was an astonishing 75 years later by Norwegians. - Did You Know?

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In 1820, a Russian expedition actually discovered the last known region on Earth to be discovered and to have human colonize; Antarctica, after they spotted an ice shelf. The first actual landing was an astonishing 75 years later by Norwegians.