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The True South flag (the one in the post) is currently the closest we have to an official Antarctic flag as it is actually being flown at the South Pole. Reply reply Nachodam
This, the True South Antarctic flag Horizontal stripes of navy and white represent the long days and nights at Antarctica's extreme latitude. In the center, a lone white peak erupts from a field of snow and ice, echoing those of the bergs, mountains, and pressure ridges that define the Antarctic horizon.
Proposed Antarctica flag in 1995 made by Joanne Cooper and Stefan Tucker. Description is "An orange field bearing an outline of Antarctica, a compass pointing south at the bottom left, and the outline of a penguin to the right."
And this Antarctica flag proposal's colors represent the sky and ice. Also yeah magnets in the real world are almost never painted, that's mostly a diagram/illustration thing. Or as toys for small children.
This is an apolitical redesign of the current flag of Antarctica. The bottom half of the flag is inspired by the flag of Kiribati, and the top half from a pan-arctic flag from u/DiverseTravel.
All the flags of Territories claimed or owned in Antarctica (and their associated coats of arms) by Australia, Norway, the United Kingdom, Chile, Argentina, New Zealand, France and South Africa. Some of them (Australia, Norway, and South Africa) are lacking a specific flag for their Antarctic claims (So if some of you feel creative I'd like to ...
The flag of Antarctica was designed by Graham Bartram in 1996. The blue field is the same of the United Nations and inside there's the map of Antarctica. The True South proposal was designed by Evan Townsend in 2018. The flag has the following meaning: Horizontal stripes of navy and white represent the long days and nights at Antarctica's ...
Deep consideration of symbol use is required for good flag design. In flag design, the use of symbols that appear on other flags makes the places represented by those flags appear to be related in some way. Australia and New Zealand got their Southern Cross flags while they were British Colonies (and Samoa and PNG got their flags from them).
Each element of the flag was intentionally chosen to represent an aspect of the continent. Considerations Visibility - Unlike other Antarctica flag proposals which employed bright colors, True South reflects the colors of the continent while relying on strong contrast and large color blocks for maximum visibility in white snowstorms or dark ...
The flag of Greenland and it go together, when sunny in Greenland it’s dark in Antarctica and vice Versa, so that’s why they are flipped Reply reply Yoshi50000