Scientists Unearth 34-Million-Year-Old Antarctic Eden Frozen Under 2km Ice
An international team of scientists has made a groundbreaking discovery: a 34-million-year-old Antarctic Eden buried beneath over 2 kilometers of […]
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Uruguay’s Antarctic Outpost Marks 41 Years of Extreme Science Triumph and Bold Green Future
Uruguay’s Antarctic research station Artigas has celebrated 41 years of pioneering science, highlighting decades of perseverance in one of the
New Chinese Study Warns Antarctica Will Warm Faster Than Expected Under Human-Driven Climate Change
A new Chinese-led study warns that Antarctica warming will occur faster than expected under human-driven climate change, with the continent
Groundbreaking Antarctica Hidden Landscape Map 2025 Reveals Terrain Beneath 27 Million Cubic Kilometers of Ice
The Antarctica hidden landscape map has revealed the most detailed view yet of the continent’s terrain beneath its ice sheets.
Colin O’Brady Battles 36 Days of Antarctica Whiteouts on Historic Solo Expedition
Antarctica Whiteouts have severely slowed Colin O’Brady’s historic solo expedition, creating a punishing stretch of extreme weather. The explorer, attempting
Will Smith Antarctica Series: Hollywood Star Explores the Southern Continent
Hollywood superstar Will Smith has embarked on an extraordinary journey across Antarctica as part of his upcoming global travel series,
ESA Antarctica Missions: 20 Years of Preparing Humans for Deep-Space Exploration
The European Space Agency (ESA) is celebrating 20 years of sending medical doctors to Antarctica, a program designed to study
West Antarctic Ice Shelf Threatened by Underwater Storms Accelerating Ice Melt
West Antarctic Ice Shelf scientists have identified turbulent underwater “storms” beneath the ice shelf that are accelerating melt from below,
Giant Soft-Shelled Egg Discovery in Antarctica Sheds Light on Ancient Marine Reptiles
The discovery of Antarcticoolithus bradyi, a 68-million-year-old giant soft-shelled egg in Antarctica, is transforming scientists’ understanding of marine reptile reproduction.
ESA Sentinel-1D Captures First High-Resolution Images from Antarctica and Beyond
The European Space Agency’s (ESA) Sentinel-1D satellite has successfully delivered its first high-resolution images, capturing regions from Antarctica to South