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Gondwana Land, a supercontinent, once included Antarctica. Later, it broke apart from India and migrated south to form the current continent. The land's climate shifted from being warm and muggy to be very chilly and arctic. Therefore, it carries a great deal of history with it and can be helpful in archaeological investigations. One should go there if one wants to see the past, present, and future coexisting in their most authentic and genuine form. The thick layers of ice contain the codes to live. Antarctica also offers us warning indicators to anticipate the effects of current environmental deterioration. It serves as a reminder that the effects of global warming are severe and have the potential to have catastrophic results.