6 articles tagged with "Antarctica"
Research indicates a significant connection between warming surface waters in the tropical Pacific and delayed alterations in the Antarctic stratosphere, despite their vast distance.
A study from the University of Wisconsin-Madison reveals how the Earth's 40,000-year tilt cycle affects Antarctic ice sheets and marine productivity in subtropical regions.
A recent study using GNSS technology reveals a fourfold increase in turbulence in Antarctica's Ross Ice Shelf during melting periods, indicating significant implications for ice dynamics.
In Antarctica, specific microbes have adapted to survive the extreme winter conditions by harnessing air as their energy source, circumventing the absence of sunlight.
Recent research from the University of Edinburgh indicates that Thwaites Glacier could significantly affect global sea levels, potentially matching the total ice loss from Antarctica by 2067.
A recent study published in Nature Communications highlights the genetic diversity of plankton in the Southern Ocean, with implications for climate change research and marine biology.