'Another world' discovered thousands of meters deep under the ice in Antarctica
Scientists have confirmed that an almost completely ice-covered area in Antarctica hides a
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Scientists have confirmed that an almost completely ice-covered area in Antarctica hides a
Researchers fear plans to build a giant canopy to protect the Antarctic ice shelf could spark political tensions between countries.
Information about the former Canadian Defense Minister revealing the mysterious civilization under the Antarctic ice is currently widely spread on social networks and ne…
Climate and ocean experts point to signs that even Earth's vast polar ice sheet has its limits, and that limit is shrinking.
Despite completing its orbit over six years ago, the European Space Agency's GOCE satellite, ESA, continues to bring new insights to our planet.
Researchers stumbled upon an 'unexpected treasure' buried deep beneath the Antarctic ice sheet for more than a century.
From the highest level in 40 years, the Antarctic ice area has reached its lowest level in just four years.
Conditions of erratic oceanic climate and a series of strong storms, salinity of sea water reaches the threshold ... causing the water surface to not freeze.
A new study indicates that mountain trenches near the top of the Antarctic ice sheet reach temperatures near -100 degrees Celsius in the winter.
Warming seawater phenomenon is seriously threatening the existence of ice shelves in Antarctica.
Researchers have found an internal structure of thick ice in Antarctica, which can then recalculate the thickness of the ice layers here.
Accordingly, scientists here have used DNA sorting techniques to analyze soil from ice cells and as a result they found traces of DNA from algae, mosses and small animal…
The mysterious work discovered beneath the Antarctic ice sheet may be the remains of ancient civilization.
Climate experts say the discovery of the thickness of the Antarctic ice sheet greatly helps the study of global climate change.
Thanks to anticoagulant glycoprotein in the body, notothenioid fish can survive the global freezing phenomenon, causing a large number of organisms to become extinct 42…