World’s Biggest Iceberg
In July of 2017, a piece of ice the size of Delaware broke off of Antarctica’s Larsen C ice shelf. When an iceberg breaks off … Read more
In July of 2017, a piece of ice the size of Delaware broke off of Antarctica’s Larsen C ice shelf. When an iceberg breaks off … Read more
A global survey that used satellite data has determined that overall, glacial lakes have increased in volume almost 50% since 1990.
The coasts of the northern Antarctic Peninsula are seasonally turning green, orange, and red – all thanks to microscopic algae.
A recent study has confirmed that the coastal ice loss is much greater than the mainland ice gain on both Antarctica and Greenland.
An ice arch is a key patch of block ice that prevents other pieces of ice from entering a strait or other body of water. … Read more
One of the lowest latitudes in the Northern Hemisphere where sea ice forms in the Northern Hemisphere is the Sea of Okhotsk.
A new report analyzed 26 satellite datasets to track ice loss for the Greenland Ice Sheet.
When conditions are just right, a strange phenomenon called ice balls or ice eggs can form along beaches during cold conditions.
Hielo Patagónico Sur 12 (HPS-12) in Patagonia is believed to be the fastest thinning glacier in the world.
An iceberg the size of Greater London recently broke off the from Amery Ice Shelf in Antarctica.
A recent report published by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences analyzed satellite data that showed Antarctica’s rapid sea ice decline.
Across the Nares Strait, between Greenland and Ellesmere Island, lies a horizontal ice arch.