American Amanda Anisimova, who before our very eyes was thrashed in the Wimbledon singles final, delivered such a magnificent speech that the match will be remembered for that more than anything.

Researchers revealed that the Southern Ocean is changing in ways that differ from what scientists had expected.

Most meetings reward the loudest and quickest voices. Fast talkers dominate, while more reflective thinkers get sidelined. Ideas are judged not by their substance but by the confidence with which they ...

In 1957, a team of Kiwis led by Sir Edmund Hillary undertook an extraordinary journey across Antarctica as part of the ...

Dam construction since 1835 has caused Earth's poles to "wander" away from the planet's rotational axis because of the ...

A top scientist at the British Antarctic Survey recently told the Guardian that she believes we may have already crossed a ...

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America’s brainchild — may be humanity’s greatest geopolitical feat, governing the only continent never to see war. Now, as China pulls ahead in polar science, the US may be sabotaging its role in the ...

Because salt water draws up heat from the deep ocean and makes it harder for sea ice to regrow - as well as bringing up ...

Research involving the University of Liverpool has discovered a trend of increasing surface meltwater in East Antarctica. In ...