Green Matters on MSN
Massive Antarctic Iceberg Breaks Away, Revealing More Than 1,000 Nests Made by Unexpected Creatures
They explored Antarctica's sea floor and found more than 1,000 circular nests. Each of these structures did not have a layer ...
Daily Maverick on MSN
Antarctica’s ‘first political prisoner’ – Russia jails Ukrainian biologist for posing a ‘threat’ to oil ambitions
Antarctic Treaty states should ‘question whether they could safely invite representatives of Russia to future meetings should ...
The Cool Down on MSN
Researchers issue warning after making troubling discovery on expedition to Antarctica: 'We may see more'
"Warmth from the global ocean is now mixing into the water that's closest to Antarctica," said Ted Scambos, senior research ...
Pink boulders led scientists to a massive granite formation buried under Antarctica’s ice, solving a decades-old geological ...
Machine learning cuts image analysis time from hours to seconds, allowing real-time discoveries in Antarctica, says British ...
"What we're seeing is things like extreme heat waves, levels of temperature change in Antarctica we've never seen before and didn't expect to see. We're seeing the ice retreating at a rate we'd never ...
British Antarctic Survey (BAS) scientists have deployed artificial intelligence (AI) to cut seafloor image analysis from hours—or even years—to seconds, accelerating efforts to map Antarctica's ...
Ernest Shackleton's ship, the Endurance, infamously sank in Antarctica — and now a new study finds that it had known flaws.
What if one of the most famous and formidable Antarctic exploration vessels in history, whose crew's story of shipwreck and survival has been told for more than a century, wasn't as strong as legend ...
The explorer’s journey to Antarctica was likely doomed before it began. By Sara Novak On Oct. 27, 1915, after being caught and crushed by packed ice for nine months in the Weddell Sea off Antarctica, ...
When the planet was heating up at the end of the last Ice Age, ice-melt flooded out by glaciers made oceans rise. Scientists for decades believed that most meltwater had originated from Antarctica.
Scientists found a sea creature with “large” pores on its throat off of Antarctica and discovered a new species, a study said. Photo from Derek Oyen via Unsplash Off the coast of Antarctica, ...
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