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'''''Are We Alone?''''' was a feature published in ''[[The Dr Who Annual 1970]]''. It featured [[Richard E Byrd]]. | '''''Are We Alone?''''' was a feature published in ''[[The Dr Who Annual 1970]]''. It featured [[Richard E Byrd]]. | ||
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Are We Alone? was a feature published in The Dr Who Annual 1970. It featured Richard E Byrd.
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- Antarctica is the coldest and most desolate place on Earth and is twice the size of Australia.
- Richard E Byrd was an American scientist who, in 1947, conducted an aerial survey of the South Pole. In his survey, he found forests, lakes, and mountains in ice-free parts of the area.
