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Tiny Fossil Pawprints Dating Back 54 Million Years Are The First Known Mammal Footprints Ever Found In AntarcticaA small carnivorous mammal by the edge of a ake near a bird nest containing three eggs. There are trees and an active volcano in the background.

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Tiny Fossil Pawprints Dating Back 54 Million Years Are The First Known Mammal Footprints Ever Found In AntarcticaA small carnivorous mammal by the edge of a ake near a bird nest containing three eggs. There are trees and an active volcano in the background.
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Tiny Fossil Pawprints Dating Back 54 Million Years Are The First Known Mammal Footprints Ever Found In Antarctica

clock-iconSeptember 2, 2026

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There Are Lifeforms In Antarctica Found Nowhere Else On Earth, And Like A Miniature Version Of Pokémon, Scientists Want To Catch Them Alla huge mountain in the antarctic landscape

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There Are Lifeforms In Antarctica Found Nowhere Else On Earth, And Like A Miniature Version Of Pokémon, Scientists Want To Catch Them Alla huge mountain in the antarctic landscape
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There Are Lifeforms In Antarctica Found Nowhere Else On Earth, And Like A Miniature Version Of Pokémon, Scientists Want To Catch Them All

clock-iconSeptember 1, 2026

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Antarctic Krill Fishing Season Fills Quota Months Early For Second Year Running, Raising Fears Intensive Fishing Is Putting Ecosystems At Riska group of penguins scattered across a beach in Antarctica

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Antarctic Krill Fishing Season Fills Quota Months Early For Second Year Running, Raising Fears Intensive Fishing Is Putting Ecosystems At Riska group of penguins scattered across a beach in Antarctica
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Antarctic Krill Fishing Season Fills Quota Months Early For Second Year Running, Raising Fears Intensive Fishing Is Putting Ecosystems At Risk

clock-iconAugust 26, 2026

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In 2009, Scientists Drilled 183 Meters Beneath An Antarctic Ice Shelf And Found A Surprising Lifeforma little orange blob clings to a cable deep inside a hole drilled into ice

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In 2009, Scientists Drilled 183 Meters Beneath An Antarctic Ice Shelf And Found A Surprising Lifeforma little orange blob clings to a cable deep inside a hole drilled into ice
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In 2009, Scientists Drilled 183 Meters Beneath An Antarctic Ice Shelf And Found A Surprising Lifeform

clock-iconAugust 1, 2026

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What Links Scott's Expedition To The Antarctic, A Bag Of Rocks, And The Theory Of Plate Tectonics?fossil glossopteris leaves

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What Links Scott's Expedition To The Antarctic, A Bag Of Rocks, And The Theory Of Plate Tectonics?fossil glossopteris leaves
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What Links Scott's Expedition To The Antarctic, A Bag Of Rocks, And The Theory Of Plate Tectonics?

clock-iconJuly 21, 2026

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There's A New Theory Of Why Antarctica Froze 34 Million Years Ago, Way Before Ice Covered The ArcticThat's a lot of ice: The sun hovers just above the horizon at the South Pole Atmospheric Research Observatory in the depths of Antarctica.

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There's A New Theory Of Why Antarctica Froze 34 Million Years Ago, Way Before Ice Covered The ArcticThat's a lot of ice: The sun hovers just above the horizon at the South Pole Atmospheric Research Observatory in the depths of Antarctica.
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There's A New Theory Of Why Antarctica Froze 34 Million Years Ago, Way Before Ice Covered The Arctic

clock-iconJuly 6, 2026
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“First Comes Awe And Then Comes Curiosity": Reserve Astronaut Meganne Christian On The Importance Of Inspiring The Next GenerationReporter Alfredo Carpineti speaking with reserve astronaut Meganne Christian

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“First Comes Awe And Then Comes Curiosity": Reserve Astronaut Meganne Christian On The Importance Of Inspiring The Next GenerationReporter Alfredo Carpineti speaking with reserve astronaut Meganne Christian
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“First Comes Awe And Then Comes Curiosity": Reserve Astronaut Meganne Christian On The Importance Of Inspiring The Next Generation

clock-iconJuly 3, 2026

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Humankind's Depletion Of The Ozone Layer Started In The 1950s, Way Earlier Than ThoughtA view of the South Pole from space: Galileo's cameras distinguished between ice and high stratospheric clouds, allowing scientists to study the correlation between these clouds and growth of the ozone hole.

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Humankind's Depletion Of The Ozone Layer Started In The 1950s, Way Earlier Than ThoughtA view of the South Pole from space: Galileo's cameras distinguished between ice and high stratospheric clouds, allowing scientists to study the correlation between these clouds and growth of the ozone hole.
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Humankind's Depletion Of The Ozone Layer Started In The 1950s, Way Earlier Than Thought

clock-iconJune 30, 2026

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First Dinosaur Fossil Ever Found In Antarctica Is From A Titanosaur, The Largest Dinosaurs To Walk On EarthA paleoart drawing of a titanosaur standing in front of some ferns and trees.

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First Dinosaur Fossil Ever Found In Antarctica Is From A Titanosaur, The Largest Dinosaurs To Walk On EarthA paleoart drawing of a titanosaur standing in front of some ferns and trees.
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First Dinosaur Fossil Ever Found In Antarctica Is From A Titanosaur, The Largest Dinosaurs To Walk On Earth

clock-iconJune 29, 2026

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The World's Most Southern Active Volcano Spews Out Thousands Of Dollars Worth Of Gold Dust Each DayThe photo shows Mount Erebus in the distance. The volcano is covered in snow and there's a white landscape between it and the viewer, making it difficult to determine distance. The foreground shows a snowless rocky spot right where the camera has been set up.

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The World's Most Southern Active Volcano Spews Out Thousands Of Dollars Worth Of Gold Dust Each DayThe photo shows Mount Erebus in the distance. The volcano is covered in snow and there's a white landscape between it and the viewer, making it difficult to determine distance. The foreground shows a snowless rocky spot right where the camera has been set up.
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The World's Most Southern Active Volcano Spews Out Thousands Of Dollars Worth Of Gold Dust Each Day

clock-iconJune 10, 2026

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A Gigantic Hand-Shaped Megastructure Has Been Discovered Beneath East Antarctica's Ice SheetFault-controlled basins and interpreted structural frame in the newly identified EAFBP.

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A Gigantic Hand-Shaped Megastructure Has Been Discovered Beneath East Antarctica's Ice SheetFault-controlled basins and interpreted structural frame in the newly identified EAFBP.
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A Gigantic Hand-Shaped Megastructure Has Been Discovered Beneath East Antarctica's Ice Sheet

clock-iconJune 8, 2026

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Frozen For 6 Million Years, The Oldest Ice Ever Recovered Is Like A Prehistoric Time Capsule Of EarthRaising the Foro Drill in Allan Hills, Antarctica during the 2022-2023 season.

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Frozen For 6 Million Years, The Oldest Ice Ever Recovered Is Like A Prehistoric Time Capsule Of EarthRaising the Foro Drill in Allan Hills, Antarctica during the 2022-2023 season.
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Frozen For 6 Million Years, The Oldest Ice Ever Recovered Is Like A Prehistoric Time Capsule Of Earth

clock-iconMay 21, 2026

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Scientist Evacuated From Antarctic Research Station After Incident With Makeshift Weapon. It's Not The First TimeJang Bogo Station, the South Korean research base in Antarctica.

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Scientist Evacuated From Antarctic Research Station After Incident With Makeshift Weapon. It's Not The First TimeJang Bogo Station, the South Korean research base in Antarctica.
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Scientist Evacuated From Antarctic Research Station After Incident With Makeshift Weapon. It's Not The First Time

clock-iconMay 21, 2026
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Earth Is Flying Through An Ancient Cloud Of Exploding Dead Stars, Solving A Decade-Old Antarctic Mysteryan impression of the interstellar cloud and next to it an ice core. An arrow is seen in the ice core and across the cloud

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Earth Is Flying Through An Ancient Cloud Of Exploding Dead Stars, Solving A Decade-Old Antarctic Mysteryan impression of the interstellar cloud and next to it an ice core. An arrow is seen in the ice core and across the cloud
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Earth Is Flying Through An Ancient Cloud Of Exploding Dead Stars, Solving A Decade-Old Antarctic Mystery

clock-iconMay 14, 2026

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Antarctica’s Tallest Active Volcano Doesn’t Just Pump Out Plumes Of Gas – It Also Spews Gold Dustsatellite view of mount erebus

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Antarctica’s Tallest Active Volcano Doesn’t Just Pump Out Plumes Of Gas – It Also Spews Gold Dustsatellite view of mount erebus
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Antarctica’s Tallest Active Volcano Doesn’t Just Pump Out Plumes Of Gas – It Also Spews Gold Dust

clock-iconApril 21, 2026