The troubled start of the Spanish expedition on the wind sled through Antarctica

La Vanguardia begins publishing the diary of the Antarctic Wind Sled expedition, Spain's first major scientific mission to Antarctica. Led by explorer Ramon Larramendi, the expedition utilizes a zero-emission vehicle designed to harness wind energy. The team of four has arrived at Novo base after traveling from South Africa and is now being towed to their starting point for a 3,400-kilometer journey across the continent. Initial plans faced delays due to weather, but the team adapted and successfully assembled their sled. They are now integrated into a convoy for the ascent to the Antarctic plateau, preparing for their emission-free navigation. The adventure has officially commenced.