S-American president makes Antarctica dominion claim
Chilean President Gabriel Boric has made history as the first Latin American leader to visit the South Pole, reaffirming Chile’s claim to <a target= ...
Antarctica's melting ice could soon trigger 100 volcanoes to erupt for little-know reason
Volcanoes erupting isn’t what most people think of, but this scene could happen as the frozen continent melts, a study has ...
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Antarctic Update 2024-25: Victoria on Pace for Record, Nanavati's Full Crossing Fails
Norwegian Hege Victoria is nearing the Pole on record pace, and Ashkay Nanavati's full crossing attempt has ended end after a ...
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Stroke survivor Jonny Huntington becomes first disabled person to ski solo to South Pole
Just 52 people have ever successfully skied to the South Pole without support. Jonny is the first explorer with a disability ...
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'There were only four of us'. How Belarusians built Antarctic station in 2016
The latest episode of the documentary series Time Chose Us aired by the Belarus 1 TV channel recounted how the Belarusian ...
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Oregon Air Guard Member At Antarctica
A member of the Oregon Air National Guard has completed a six week mission in Antarctica. Colonel Christopher Lantagne served as commander of the 13th Air Expeditionary Group at ...
1.2-million-year-old ice pulled up from under Antarctica
This newly extracted ice preserved a record of our planet’s climate history, continuous information on atmospheric ...
Unlocking Earth’s climate secrets: Scientists drill nearly 2 miles deep in Antarctica
The same team previously drilled a core about 800,000 years old. The latest drilling went 2.8 kilometers (about 1.7 miles) ...
Antarctic Ice Core Unlocks 1.2 Million Years of Unbroken Climate History, Setting New Record
Led by The Institute of Polar Sciences of the National Research Council of Italy (ISP-CNR), the scientists worked for more ...
Scientists drill nearly 2 miles down to pull 1.2 million-year-old ice core from Antarctica
An international team of scientists say they’ve drilled nearly 2 miles to Antarctic bedrock, retrieving one of the oldest ice cores at 1.2 million years old.