The Earth core pushes from the North to 60 km per year
According to a new study, the Earth's north pole is being shifted toward Russia about 60 km per year due to changes in the planet's core.
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According to a new study, the Earth's north pole is being shifted toward Russia about 60 km per year due to changes in the planet's core.
Yesterday, two members of the Antarctic expedition arrived in Ho Chi Minh City, after 12 days of taking part in the Antarctic expedition
Australian scientists were stunned to find a giant iceberg drifting wandering the waters of the country.
The warming of the oceans can make the earth tilt more and rotate faster in the next century.
Some US scientists warn that, in less than 10 years, the Earth's north pole will be free of ice.
The Arctic, an unimaginable place for romance, but Earth chose this place to save the mark of the god of love.
On February 17, an ice block of up to 14,000 km2 separated from Wilkins ice shelf, belonging to Antarctica.
The Gamburtsevs mountain range in Antarctica has the same height as the mighty Alps strip in Europe but is hidden under a giant ice sheet.
A new study by Erik Kolstad and Thomas J. Bracegirdle shows that one of the most obvious signs of climate change is the rapid decline in Arctic ice cover.
Two large icebergs, about 4-5km2 and one 14km2, have separated from the ice block in the extreme Canada. On July 29, Canadian scientists confirmed two
The planet's white ice block that covers the north pole will probably break completely this year, allowing boats to pass through the area where the ice was located year-…
The tropical belt is expanding the area of the two poles of the globe, according to a study by American scientists published on the National Geographic Science website…
In the next few days Russia intends to explore the Arctic bottom, gaining the right to exploit this cold land. What does it attract Russian people so much?
On July 15, Mr. Lewis Gordon Pugh became the first person in the world to swim in the Arctic. He made this risky swim to warn the effects of climate change.
Looking at the wind direction, scientists will be able to figure out the work of the next day, which means going to the observatory or just lying in the research station…