Environment
Alarming milestone: the Arctic Ocean will be ice-free in just 3 years
New research sounds the alarm: At the current rate of greenhouse gas emissions, the Arctic Ocean will have its first ice-free day in 2027.
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Oceanography
China sends manned submarine to the bottom of the Arctic sea
China plans to send a manned submarine to explore the polar seabed as part of its growing ambitions in the Arctic Ocean.
Environment
Arctic refreezing plan achieves positive results
Field tests show that pumping seawater into snow on top of Arctic sea ice thickens the ice sheet, providing a viable way to maintain ice cover through the summer.
Oceanography
Strange jellyfish in the Arctic Sea
During the discovery of life in the Arctic waters by submarines, scientists have encountered strange new jellyfish at different depths with colorful colors.
Oceanography
NASA: Arctic sea ice narrowed significantly
How long will we see a Arctic without ice in the summer? Studies based on NASA's ICESat satellite will reveal that.
Oceanography
Russia established a nature reserve in the Arctic Sea
Russia is planning to establish a national nature reserve in the Arctic Sea. According to Vedomosti daily (Statistics), the Russian Ministry of Natural Resources has app…
Environment
7 irreplaceable roles of the Arctic sea ice
Global warming phenomenon is causing ice in polar regions to melt at unprecedented speed.
Environment
The Arctic might melt ice in the middle of the century
The melting sea ice will lead to weather disasters in most Northern Hemisphere countries and accelerate global warming.
Environment
Arctic sea ice area is at a record low
Antara cited sources from the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), saying the Arctic sea ice area has dropped to 4.21 million km2, the lowest level since the satel…
Environment
The Arctic Sea is the hottest 2,000 years
The ocean currents flowing from the North Atlantic to the Arctic are the hottest in over 2000 years, according to a new scientific study published.