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Ancient river landscapes buried beneath the East Antarctic Ice Sheet have been uncovered by radar, revealing vast, flat ...
Research allows for the development of strategies to combat climate change, taking into account the hidden landscapes ...
Hidden landscapes under Antarctic ice may slow glacier flow. These ancient surfaces could change how we predict sea-level ...
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TwistedSifter on MSNNew Research Proves That Glaciers Are Not Only Melting, They’re Also Committing ‘Ice Piracy’ On Their NeighborsWhat you likely won’t think about is a phenomenon known as ‘ice piracy’. But according to researchers from the University of ...
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Discover Magazine on MSNObservations of Antarctica's Doomsday Glacier Reveal a Cracked SurfaceLearn about the new technique being used to study cracks that have formed on Antarctica's unstable Doomsday Glacier.
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Discover Magazine on MSNNew Map Reveals Antarctica's Gigantic Submarine Canyons - Some Deeper Than 13,000 Feet"Like those in the Arctic, Antarctic submarine canyons resemble canyons in other parts of the world. But they tend to be ...
A total collapse of the roughly 80-mile-wide Thwaites Glacier, the widest in the world, would trigger changes that could lead ...
Scientists in west Antarctica have captured a first-of-its-kind seafloor mapping near the world’s widest glacier – which is shrinking at a pace that could one day raise global sea levels up to ...
Ice draining from the gigantic Thwaites Glacier into the Amundsen Sea in West Antarctica already accounts for about 4% of global sea-level rise, and scientists say it is highly susceptible to ...
Satellite images show that two important glaciers in the Antarctic are sustaining rapid damage at their most vulnerable points, leading to the breaking up of vital ice shelves with major ...
“There isn’t a glacier in Antarctica that comes close to the ice discharge to Pine Island and Thwaites,” Dr. Rignot said. “They are the largest discharger of ice in the Antarctic right now.” ...
Antarctica's Doomsday Glacier is losing ice at its fastest rate in 5,500 years, raising concerns about the ice sheet's future.
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