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Arctic on the verge of new ozone hole

New research shows that extremely cold temperatures have stripped the Arctic atmosphere of most of its protective ozone. An Arctic ozone hole could be formed for the first time and the effects could be felt as far south as New York.
In the Media by Kimberley Pollock - 5 comments

Scales designed to weigh penguins in the wild

Three special sets of scales are now weighing penguins in the Antarctic without the animals having to be anywhere near humans.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 3 comments

Great science: Mapping the 'Ghost Mountains' of Antarctica

The numbers alone are staggering. Antarctica’s Gamburtsev mountains are 2500 metres above sea level. They’re also under hundreds of metres of ice at their shallowest points. Discovered by a Soviet team in the 50s, they’ve now been mapped.
In the Media by Paul Wallis - 3 comments

GRACE satellites, paleo data predict sea level rise of 5 metres

A new finding that the eastern Antarctic ice sheet is losing a lot more ice than previously thought has re-ignited debate over projections for sea level rises. The ice sheet, if it disappeared, could add 5 metres to sea levels.
In the Media by Paul Wallis - 6 comments

Scientists track Emperor penguins from space through poop

British scientists are using satellite imagery to track the emperor penguins' colonies by following their poop. Because of their natural camouflage, traditional techniques make it hard to locate and track them.
In the Media by Kera Ellingson - 1 comment

Melting of West Antarctic Ice Sheet may affect Earth's rotation

A study in the journal Science has found that the melting of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet would change the focus of the planet's gravitational field and sea levels would rise disproportionately around North America and the Indian Ocean.
In the Media by Julian Worker - 3 comments

Increasing Antarctic sea ice extent linked to the ozone hole

Increased growth in Antarctic sea ice during the past 30 years is a result of changing weather patterns caused by the ozone hole according to new research.
In the Media by Bob Ewing - 3 comments

Obama Administration Seeks Mandatory Limits on Antarctic Tourism

The Obama Administration is seeking mandatory Antarctic touring limits, in a move to protect the fragile Antarctic environment.
In the Media by Michael Krebs

Antarctic ice bridge has shattered

An Antarctic ice bridge that connected two islands has shattered. The event happened on Saturday. Satellite images from the European Space Agency have shown the location of the ice bridge snap.
In the Media by KJ Mullins - 4 comments

Antarctic Ice Sheet Nears Melting Tipping Point

A five-nation scientific team has published new evidence that even a slight rise in atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide affects the stability of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet (WAIS).
In the Media by Bob Ewing - 2 comments
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An ambitious plan to explore a vast lake trapped beneath the Antarctic ice is a step closer to becoming reality.
Training begins for a pioneering UK project to search for life in a lake hidden beneath the Antarctic ice-sheet.
Russian scientists are reporting success in their quest to drill into Lake Vostok, a huge body of liquid water buried under the Antarctic ice.
An explosion caused by a fire at a Brazilian research station in the Antarctic leaves two soldiers dead and one injured, the Brazilian military says.

Scientists warn that seeds attached to Antarctic tourists and researchers are bringing invasive plant species that could potentially threaten the southern continent's ecosystems.

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UK Antarctic base, Port Lockroy, celebrates 100 years

One hundred years ago, the so-called Heroic Age of Antarctic exploration was at its height. Men like Scott, Shackleton,...
Jan 7, 2012 in  Travel Addicts by Roderick Eime

NASA Discovery of Arsenic-based Life Form Not New Nor Alien

The recent announcement by NASA scientists and their collaborators that the GFAJ-1 strain of the Halomonadaceae...
Dec 6, 2010 by S. Pelech - Kinexus

Japan's baffling contradiction

In all its baffling approaches to its whaling program, this one takes the cake. Japan this week proposed a sharp cut in...
Apr 21, 2010 by Ryan Fritz

Expedition Cruising: Not For Everyone

It's true, some people just shouldn't go expedition cruising. Lamenting with a good friend who was just back from a...
Jul 27, 2009 by Roderick Eime
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