Mawson Station (Antarctica)

Mawson Station is Australia's main research facility in Antarctica, established in 1954. Located on the continent’s coast, it supports scientific studies such as glaciology, meteorology, and biology, helping us understand climate change and Earth's systems. The station operates year-round, accommodating scientists in harsh conditions with specialized equipment and infrastructure. It is one of the longest continually operating Antarctic stations and plays a vital role in international scientific cooperation. Mawson Station's data contribute to global efforts to monitor environmental changes and protect the planet.