Antarctic Research Stations are facilities established by various countries to conduct scientific research in the Antarctic region. These stations support studies in areas such as climate change, glaciology, and biology, providing scientists with the resources needed to explore the unique environment of Antarctica. Each station is equipped with laboratories, living quarters, and communication systems, allowing researchers to stay for extended periods. Some well-known stations include the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station and the McMurdo Station, which serve as hubs for international collaboration and data collection in one of the most remote places on Earth.