True South Antarctic Flag - Color Changing Coffee Mug

True South Antarctic Flag The True South Antarctic Flag is a non-governmental flag designed to symbolize the geographic region of Antarctica south of 60 degrees south latitude. It was first hoisted at Cape Adare, Ross Island on January 1, 1990, by an international group called the Association of Antarctic Studies (AAS). The flag's design consists of a white circle surrounding a blue square in the center, with the southern cross constellation depicted within the blue square. The flag serves as a rallying symbol for those who support the preservation and peaceful exploration of the continent. It is not an official national or territorial flag and has no legal status under international law.