King's Midwinter message to Antarctic researchers
Summary
King Charles sent a message to scientists working in Antarctica, praising their research on climate change. This message is part of a traditional BBC broadcast celebrating Antarctica's Midwinter Day, an occasion for community and morale boosting among isolated researchers. The broadcast marks the 70th anniversary of reaching out to these remote stations.Key Facts
- King Charles praised Antarctic scientists for their work on climate change.
- His message is part of the BBC's 70th Antarctic Midwinter Broadcast.
- The broadcast aims to raise spirits at isolated research stations during winter.
- King Charles is the first monarch to take part in this annual celebration.
- The British Antarctic Survey studies Antarctica as an indicator of environmental change.
- Antarctica's Midwinter Day is celebrated with traditions like gift-giving and a big dinner.
- Researchers at Rothera base, among others, will hear the message.
- This year's Midwinter Day includes plans for a community fun run, weather permitting.
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