The Arctic and Antarctica shimmer from the universe
The blue halo shimmering above the surface of the two polar poles (also called Arctic and Antarctic) is recorded by astronauts from space.
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The blue halo shimmering above the surface of the two polar poles (also called Arctic and Antarctic) is recorded by astronauts from space.
Antarctica is the coldest place on Earth. The gloomy winter in Antarctica lasts from June to September. Then around September 22, the first warm pink rays of spring will…
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1,000 billion tons of icebergs separating from the Larsen C ice shelf in Antarctica can boost the ice crack, causing many other icebergs to fall into the sea.
NASA's IceBridge campaign has just provided some aerial footage of ice sheets on the two polar regions on Earth.
Climate change not only causes the ice to melt quickly in the Arctic but also makes the Antarctic ice area significantly expanded.
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Russian divers from Kazan (CH Tatarstan) will perform an unprecedented deep dive off the Antarctic coast.
The British territory south of Antarctica was named the Queen Elizabeth Land (Queen Elizabeth Land) to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Queen's birth.
At a conference on the Antarctic Treaty that took place in New Delhi earlier this month, India announced plans to establish a third research station in Antarctica and re…
The explorer Edmund Hillary, the first person to conquer the summit of Everest,
China (China) has decided to build its third Antarctic research station and rebuild two existing research stations to improve its scientific research capabilities on the…
From January 2018, researchers at the Neumayer III Institute (Germany), will begin planting tomatoes, lettuce, herbs, peppers, cucumbers, radishes, and even strawberries…