svalbard

Second, Russia would immediately follow the example and seize Svalbard while the West is busy tearing itself apart.

Not significant, until you realize that it was the subject of the 1920 Svalbard Treaty between 41 countries.

More, obviously, if those panels are going to an equatorial desert, less if they're going to sunny Svalbard in the winter time.

SJ Svalbard and Jan Mayen, VG British Virgin Islands) and some claim to be countries but are not recognised by some other countries, (e.g.

Isn't that only for signatories to the Svalbard Treaty, though?

As a matter of fact, such facilities already exist, for instance the Svalbard Global Seed Vault[1], or any of the secret bunkers built during cold war[2].

An example of if there is a will there is a way, Svalbard (part of Norway) doesn't require work visa's for many passport holders including USA.

Communications would be handled by McMurdo and Svalbard stations.

The initial explosion was barely detectable from nearby Finnmark[0] (and undetected from Svalbard or Hedmark) yet was 500kg of concentrated H2O2 and 1000kg of kerosene blowing up.

A team of HP managers walks into the Svalbard global seed vault a week after the bombs went off.

The other cable system going to the Arctic Circle is the Svalbard network connecting mainland Norway with this remote island.

We need something similar to the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, to protect un-AI'd Linux distributions so that, in the event of an AI apocalypse, we will have access to clean operating systems.

The trickiest part was handling the Norway/Svalbard UTM zone exceptions and getting the 100km square letter cycling right.

Then waited...for 3 years, and yes, finally emerged from the ice on the other side, near Svalbard.

Svalbard is on the table for invasion and annexation if the US goes the route of fascism or empire.