By Jeremy HsuArtificial intelligence can help accurately map and track penguin colonies in Antarctica by analysing tourist ...

Antarctica is turning green at an alarming rate as events of extreme heat have reshaped the continent’s landscape over the past few decades. Using satellite data, a team of scientists captured ...

A vital glacier in western Antarctica appears to be smoking in a rare view captured by a NASA satellite earlier this month. The so-called “sea smoke,” isn’t actually smoke, it’s fog ...

The warmer Antarctica gets, the greener it gets: "Antarctica has experienced significant increases in temperature over the past 60 years," the study said. "With rates of warming highest in the ...

But the latest sighting is arguably one of the strangest yet. A mysterious 'doorway' has been spotted in Antarctica, just southeast of the Japanese-run Showa Station. The discovery has sparked ...

Antarctica is seeing a significant increase in vegetation due to climate change. Researchers found a tenfold rise in plant life over the past 35 years, with mosses growing in harsh conditions.

A Toronto photographer is highlighting the effects of climate change in Antarctica as part of a new photo exhibition. Neil Ever Osborne, also a Trent University environment professor ...

Although Antarctica doesn’t have good soil, these mossy pioneer plants could create richer habitats that could be ripe for invasive species to take hold of the continent. Filled with dense ...

A region of Antarctica is going green at an alarming rate. Plus, scientists reflect on one year of the Israel–Hamas conflict.

It was a bright, sunny afternoon during the recent summer season in Antarctica when the Seabourn Pursuit cruise ship rammed into a sheet of sea ice in Hanusse Bay. The ship plowed forward ...

Case in point: Thanks to a screenshot from Google Maps, people are beginning to build and spread a conspiracy theory surrounding a hidden "doorway" stuck in Antarctica's ice. The screenshot (above ...

A satellite orbiting hundreds of miles above Earth recently captured rare images of an atmospheric phenomenon that makes Antarctica glaciers appear to be smoking. The wisps of "sea smoke" blowing ...