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Blood Falls: Antarctica's crimson waterfall forged from an ancient hidden heart
LiveScience· 12 hours agoBlood Falls features crimson waters that sporadically stream out of fissures in Taylor Glacier and...
Scientists discover Antarctica's lost river 34 million years later
Newsweek· 2 days agoThe discovery also implies that West Antarctica was above sea level at that time. "We found that,...
Scientists have discovered 2,000 kilometers of Antarctica's coast covered with stable ice for 85...
Weston Forum· 3 days agoForgotten aerial photographs of the whaler from 1937 Researchers at the University of Copenhagen...
The great Texas tarantula migration is officially underway
Houston Chronicle· 8 hours agoTexas tarantulas are on the move in the Lone Star State and on the hunt for love. Each year between...
Lake on Mars dismissed as technology glitch
Daily Telegraph· 6 hours agoThe Mars Express radar data showed that the south polar region was made of many layers of ice and dust down to a depth of about one mile but then changes...
HEAT DOME BRINGS UNSEASONABLY HOT TEMPS TO MILLIONS (9:30pET)
KOAM· 3 days agoAs the first full week of meteorological summer kicks off, a heat dome is sweeping across the...
Photographic history nearly lost in WWII a window into the future of East Antarctica
Cosmos· 5 days agoCombining historical photos, including some dating back 87 years, researchers have compiled a...
How animals adapt to cope with stronger heatwaves
EarthSky· 9 hours agoHumans can escape these consequences of rising global temperatures up to a point by taking refuge in air-conditioned rooms. Other species are at the...
Why More Space Launches Could Be a Good Thing for the Climate
Scientific American· 10 hours agoIt was, in every way, a promising night for a rocket launch. The Electron launch was the first of...
Citizen science may help uncover mysteries of Great Lakes jellyfish invasion
The Mining Journal· 17 hours agoThe peach blossom jellyfish is native to warm freshwater in Southeast China, but is present...
