Macquarie Island Station, Research station in Australia
Macquarie Island Station is an Australian Antarctic research facility.
The base was established in 1948 by Australia for scientific research.
Scientists from various fields work together at the Macquarie Island Station.
Visiting the station requires permission due to environmental protection protocols.
Macquarie Island Station is situated within a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Location: Macquarie Island
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Macquarie Island Station is an Australian Antarctic research facility.
Macquarie Island is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, notable for its geological makeup and diverse wildlife.
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