We Thought Antarctica Was Pristine. It May Be Collecting Trash from Other Continents
Antarctica's ecosystem faces new threats from floating debris, capable of carrying invasive species from thousands of miles away, including New Zealand and South America.
The mission to the coldest place on Earth that changed the history of humanity
An epic scientific expedition in Antarctica collected ancient ice to study Earth's past and predict the future of humankind.
Believe it or not, this lush landscape is Antarctica
Antarctica's vegetation is rapidly increasing, with a 14-fold growth observed over 35 years due to rising temperatures.
Climate fears mount as scientists question if Antarctica has hit a 'point of no return'
Antarctica is experiencing unprecedented changes, impacting global sea levels and weather patterns.
The rate of climate change in Antarctica is faster than predicted, with significant implications worldwide.
This prototype will help climate scientists measure melting Antarctic ice
NASA is developing underwater robot probes to study ice sheet melting in Antarctica due to climate change and its effects on sea levels.
Underwater Drone Discovers Strange Shapes Under Antarctic Ice
Scientists used underwater drone to map underside of Antarctic ice shelf, revealing dramatic, wave-sculpted landscape aiding in understanding ice melt and sea level rise.
We Thought Antarctica Was Pristine. It May Be Collecting Trash from Other Continents
Antarctica's ecosystem faces new threats from floating debris, capable of carrying invasive species from thousands of miles away, including New Zealand and South America.
The mission to the coldest place on Earth that changed the history of humanity
An epic scientific expedition in Antarctica collected ancient ice to study Earth's past and predict the future of humankind.
Believe it or not, this lush landscape is Antarctica
Antarctica's vegetation is rapidly increasing, with a 14-fold growth observed over 35 years due to rising temperatures.
Climate fears mount as scientists question if Antarctica has hit a 'point of no return'
Antarctica is experiencing unprecedented changes, impacting global sea levels and weather patterns.
The rate of climate change in Antarctica is faster than predicted, with significant implications worldwide.
This prototype will help climate scientists measure melting Antarctic ice
NASA is developing underwater robot probes to study ice sheet melting in Antarctica due to climate change and its effects on sea levels.
Underwater Drone Discovers Strange Shapes Under Antarctic Ice
Scientists used underwater drone to map underside of Antarctic ice shelf, revealing dramatic, wave-sculpted landscape aiding in understanding ice melt and sea level rise.
World's most remote job: Five Brits to staff Antarctic island
Adventurers will live and work in isolation at Antarctica's southernmost post office for five months, facing unique challenges and wildlife experiences.
Coolest job on Earth': Antarctica welcomes new postmaster
George Clarke, a tent master, embraces an exciting new role as postmaster in Antarctica's southernmost post office, working alongside unique wildlife.
Wish You Were Here: A Los Gatos couple reports back from Antarctica
Traveling to Antarctica offers breathtaking landscapes and wildlife experiences, making it a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.
World's most remote job: Five Brits to staff Antarctic island
Adventurers will live and work in isolation at Antarctica's southernmost post office for five months, facing unique challenges and wildlife experiences.
Coolest job on Earth': Antarctica welcomes new postmaster
George Clarke, a tent master, embraces an exciting new role as postmaster in Antarctica's southernmost post office, working alongside unique wildlife.
Wish You Were Here: A Los Gatos couple reports back from Antarctica
Traveling to Antarctica offers breathtaking landscapes and wildlife experiences, making it a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.
Women Who Travel Podcast: A Solo Skiing Expedition Across Antarctica
Preet Chandi exemplifies the spirit of pushing personal boundaries and overcoming challenges through her record-setting solo skiing expeditions in Antarctica.
Newly identified tipping point for ice sheets could mean greater sea level rise
A small increase in seawater temperature near ice sheets could trigger a significant loss of ice, leading to higher sea levels than currently projected.
First map of an ice shelf's bottom reveals mysterious melt patterns
High-resolution images of teardrop shapes on the underside of an Antarctic ice shelf could refine sea-level rise projections.
Global sea levels WON'T rise to worst case predictions, study argues
New models suggest Antarctica's glacier melt may not be as severe as UN estimates, indicating sea level rise could be less catastrophic than previously thought.
Forgotten, Half-Century Old Film Photographs Reveal A Hidden Truth About Antartica's Glaciers
The collapse of ice shelves can lead to rapid glacier melt and sea-level rise.
Study used historical images to calculate glaciers' contribution to sea-level rise before collapse.
Satellites provide crucial but limited data on Antarctica due to remote and challenging conditions.
Newly identified tipping point for ice sheets could mean greater sea level rise
A small increase in seawater temperature near ice sheets could trigger a significant loss of ice, leading to higher sea levels than currently projected.
First map of an ice shelf's bottom reveals mysterious melt patterns
High-resolution images of teardrop shapes on the underside of an Antarctic ice shelf could refine sea-level rise projections.
Global sea levels WON'T rise to worst case predictions, study argues
New models suggest Antarctica's glacier melt may not be as severe as UN estimates, indicating sea level rise could be less catastrophic than previously thought.
Forgotten, Half-Century Old Film Photographs Reveal A Hidden Truth About Antartica's Glaciers
The collapse of ice shelves can lead to rapid glacier melt and sea-level rise.
Study used historical images to calculate glaciers' contribution to sea-level rise before collapse.
Satellites provide crucial but limited data on Antarctica due to remote and challenging conditions.
It cost more than $500m but this high-tech ship isn't doing science
The high-tech Antarctic icebreaker ship, RSV Nuyina, purchased for $528 million by Australian taxpayers, has not completed any scientific research voyages since its launch.
A Department of Finance report raised concerns about the lack of time allocated for marine science on the RSV Nuyina and questioned whether one vessel was sufficient for its intended purpose.
Applications open to work in Antarctica's penguin post office'
Work at Antarctica's penguin post office available for UK residents from November to March.
Applicants should be prepared for basic living conditions, penguin poo smell, and limited washing facilities.