Japanese icebreaker ship plows through Antarctic

Japanese icebreaker ship plows through Antarctic

Japanese Antarctic observation ship, the icebreaker Shirase, plows through settled ice in the Antarctic on Dec. 16, 2023, carrying Japan's 65th Antarctic expedition team. The ship is expected to anchor at the closest point to Japan's Showa base in the Antarctic later this month. (Pool photo)

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