Scientists Have Discovered Massive Canyons Beneath Antarctica's Ice Sheets
Data from the South Pole may show how the continent will respond to climate change.
Data from the South Pole may show how the continent will respond to climate change.
Scientists just discovered 1.5 million penguins living on a chain of remote Antarctic islands, thanks to satellite images of their telltale poop.
A new study shows the species is in serious trouble.
Read an excerpt from 'The Stowaway,' the amazing story of Billy Gawronski, who was determined to join Richard E. Byrd's 1928 expedition—no matter how many times he had to sneak aboard.
Old measurements were off by over 1200 feet.
Conducting scientific research in Earth's most inhospitable environment requires warm clothes, scotch, and a penchant for horror movies.
Must love cold, non-stop sunlight, and penguins.
Joseph Dalton Hooker ate penguins and discovered volcanoes on the 1840s expedition.
Surprisingly, samples collected on an expedition from 1901−1904 look remarkably similar to those collected today.
Finding water on Mars? Amazing! Finding water in Antarctica? Potentially scary.
Gilbert Kerr donned full Highland dress in the Antarctic cold.
Oddly enough, frostbite may be the least of your concerns.
Ever wonder how penguins are able to survive in those bitterly cold Antarctic winters? As this time-lapse video demonstrates, it all comes down to their huddle patterns.
Despite the frigid temperatures, ornery elephant seals, and months of perpetual darkness, Antarctica is still a place where money matters.