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Scientists and those who work in support of science live there temporarily: there are no permanent residents of Antarctica.
One hundred percent of the population of the Antarctic continent is temporary workers who are supported by their governments to study the health of planet earth. Generally, for each scientist, there are seven workers who support the scientific work.
People who work and live in Antarctica are there in support of science. All personnel on the continent are involved in science, either as scientists, or in support of science.
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What is the percent of Antarctica out of the seven continents?
Antarctica makes up about 10% of the Earth's land area, making it the fifth largest continent out of the seven.
Which countries make up the continent of Antarctica?
no countries make up Antarctica Antarctica just makes up Antarctica
Who makes up most of the population in Australia?
Sydney
What makes up the continent of Antarctica?
Antarctica is 10% of the earth's land mass.
Who makes up most of Kenya's population?
people who live in kenya
What do the people in Antarctica look like?
Antarctica has no actual permanent human residents. Most of the temporary population is made up of scientists. The rest are tourists. So most of the permanent residents in Antarctica wear their tuxedos year round and enjoy eating fish.
What group of people makes up most of central America population?
hiya
What group of people makes up most of central America's population?
hiya
What is the second most popular language in Switzerland?
It is French, which makes up 19% of the population.
What percentage of population does canada make up?
Canada makes up approximately 0.5% of the global population.
What group makes up the most population in Greenland?
The Inuit make up 88% while Danish make up 12%.
Who lives at the Antarctica?
People working in support of science and scientists visit Antarctica -- some for up to two years -- to learn more about the health of planet earth. There is no permanent population in Antarctica.
