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UPDATED: February 17, 2014 NO. 8 FEBRUARY 20, 2014
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China completed its fourth Antarctic research station called Taishan on February 8.

Construction of the traditional Chinese lantern-shaped station began in December 2013. A 28-strong team braved snowstorms, temperatures as low as minus 40 degrees Celsius, and high-altitude conditions to build the station.

It can house as many as 20 people and will be used as a scientific research station during the Antarctic summers, lasting from December to March.



 
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