Image: The Italian–French Concordia research station in Antarctica

Wednesday, April 1, 2015 - 06:30 in Earth & Climate

The Italian–French Concordia research station in Antarctica sits in the largest desert in the world. Situated 3200 m above sea level with temperatures that can reach –80°C, oxygen is scarce and even walking to a tractor can be leave you out of breath – the crew live with permanent hypoxia.

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