North Pole
About North Pole
The North Pole, also known as the Geographic North Pole or Terrestrial North Pole, is the point in the Northern Hemisphere where the Earth's axis of rotation meets its surface. It is called the True North Pole to distinguish from the Magnetic North Pole.
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It might be the last time ever that people ever walk to the North Pole, because the ice is melting. Even if you are walking to the North Pole, the ice often moves southwards, so you can be walking for days and days.
from 111: No Such Thing As Snappedy Chat, 2016-04-29 at 00:34:42 · read transcript
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This was the biggest magnetism that had ever been created on Earth. Wow. I'm not saying it's anything to do with that. I didn't know we were in the business of encouraging conspiracy theorists. What did he gain from seizing the North Pole, though? Santa. Give me that good bad list, Trump. I was looking at sort of the history of the North Pole. There were people who really didn't know what was up there in the past, because nobody had been there.
272: No Such Thing As A Non-Judgemental Herring, 2019-06-07 · listen
They seem like a vaguely fun company, actually, Open Reach. This is based on some of their PR materials. They released an article where they said that their fun. 500 strong team of engineers in 2020, it climbed more than 11.5 million meters close to a round trip from London to the North Pole. No, Anna, hang on. They're comparing apples and oranges there, because walking to the North Pole is obviously very hard, but it's not as hard as climbing 10 million meters up into the air, which would be really hard.
No Such Thing As Batman and Robinette, 2021-02-26 · listen
Give me that good bad list Trump badness So I was looking at sort of the history of the North Pole And there were people really didn't know what was up there In the past Because nobody had been there So Fair enough Yeah So this is related to the hollow earth theory while we're on conspiracy theories.
No Such Thing As A Non-Judgemental Herring, 2019-06-07 · listen
Victoria Woodhull, who we must have mentioned before, ran for president in 1872, and she also wrote a big speech called the Garden of East, Eden in the 1870s about what she thought it was. She basically was ridiculing all of these people who thought the Garden of Eden was at the North Pole or on Mars or whatever. She said that any schoolboy of 12 years of age who should read the description of this garden and not discover it has no geographical significance ought to be reprimanded for stupidity.
No Such Thing As An Upside-Down Upside-Down Bat, 2021-11-05 · listen
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