If my skin where to be exposed, it could freeze in less than 30 seconds. I took my glove off for a few seconds one day when it was this cold, and it hurt in a few seconds. I do not know how large Antarctica happens to be. It does seem to get larger in the winter, due to the building of ice along the coasts. The coastal ice breaks off and melts in the summer.
Many maps show the winter and summer ice averages.
I am sure Mrs. Weeg could show you this on a map. Thanks for writing, Dave Dear Mr. Your friend, Jeremy Hi Jeremy, I am living in a frozen desert. I have never been ice fishing, but in the summer some of the science researchers catch fish, and put them in an aquarium to study them. One day in the summer, I went to the aquarium on a Sunday to look at the big Antarctic Cod.