Délisarkvidék

Délisarkvidék, also known as the South Polar region, refers to the southernmost part of a celestial body. In the context of Earth, it specifically denotes the area surrounding the South Pole. This region is dominated by the continent of Antarctica, a vast landmass almost entirely covered by ice. The Antarctic continent experiences extreme cold, with temperatures dropping far below freezing for most of the year. Due to its geographic location, the Délisarkvidék receives very little direct sunlight, especially during the austral winter.

The Délisarkvidék is characterized by its unique environment and limited human presence. Research stations operated by various countries are the primary human settlements, focused on scientific study of the area's climate, geology, and biology. The ice sheets of Antarctica hold a significant portion of the world's freshwater. Wildlife in the Délisarkvidék is adapted to the harsh conditions and includes species like penguins, seals, and various seabirds that thrive in the surrounding Southern Ocean. The concept of Délisarkvidék can also be applied to other planets or moons in the solar system, where similar polar regions exist and are often targets of space exploration due to their potential for harboring water ice or other resources.