#antarctica

#antarctica

The radio waves that we detected were at really steep angles, like 30 degrees below the surface of the ice. It's an interesting problem because we still don't actually have an explanation for what those anomalies are.

"We have to shift how people relate to Antarctica... It's absolutely essential to protect it, not just for itself, but also for humanity."

Yet what stays with me most from my 10-day cruise on the Silversea Silver Cloud around the Antarctic Peninsula six years ago is an encompassing noiselessness that seemed to stretch for miles.

National Geographic's ourHOME sweepstakes offers participants a chance to win a remarkable Antarctic expedition for two, celebrating Earth Month and fostering a deeper connection with nature.

The allegations made by a researcher against a male colleague relate to physical assault and threats of violence, creating a climate of fear among the team.

Regrettably, [his] behaviour has escalated to a point that is deeply disturbing. Specifically, he physically assaulted [name withheld], which is a grave violation of personal safety and workplace norms.

The discovery of Vegavis iaai, an ancient relative of modern geese and ducks, could fill a vital evolutionary gap regarding the emergence of birds.

On Christmas Eve, scientists at field stations across Antarctica sing carols to one another via shortwave radio, showcasing the unique connections formed through community science.

The discovery of amber deposits in Antarctica marks a significant scientific achievement, as this substance had previously only been found on six continents, underscoring the geological diversity of the region.

"I thought it'd be something new, something exciting and that I had nothing to lose from applying. So I just thought, why not give it a go?"