Michael Ritteradded this to The Physical Environment TodayOzone 2019 ozone hole could be smallest in three decadesBBC News - Jonathan AmosThe ozone hole over Antarctica this year could be one of the smallest seen in three decades, say scientists. Observations of the gas's depletion high in the atmosphere demonstrate that it hasn't opened
jjelsberryadded this to Interesting StuffUK News Inside Flat Earth conference where conspiracy theorists try to build a rocket program to ‘expose government lthesun.co.uk - Grant Rollings WE live on a disc in a giant snow globe – but the world’s top nations are hiding the proof so they can plunder secret outer lands in Antarctica. Who …
News (Scotland) Blue Planet cameraman says Scotland's scenery is 'among world's best'eveningtimes.co.uk - Catriona Stewart An award-winning cameraman has praised Scotland’s scenery and said it is one of the best places in the world to learn how to dive. Doug Allan, …
Mashable Indiaadded this to SCIENCEScience (India) How Chandrayaan-2 Paved The Way For Future Lunar Probes In The WorldMashable - Afiya QureshiLunar missions have a colourful history. It was not until 1966 that the first soft landing on the surface of the Moon was achieved. And that came after a dozen failed attempts by the leading space agencies
Firstpostadded this to FirstPostOzone Ozone Preservation Day: 32 years of the Montreal Protocol, the ozone layer is still on the mend- Technology News, FirstpostFirstpost - The ConversationSep 16, 2019 08:36:00 IST Editor's Note: This 2017 story has adapted and republished on the International Day for Preservation of Ozone layer for its relevance in the ongoing …
Mr. D.added this to Films & FilmmakingJavier Bardem Javier Bardem on Greenpeace Documentary ‘Sanctuary’ and How Hollywood Can Spread the Climate Change MessageVariety - Matt Donnelly Javier Bardem started in showbiz as a child actor in Spanish TV series “El pícaro” in 1974, landing his first recurring role at age 17 in 1986 in …
Global Warming Ups and downs of rising seas in a shaky nationstuff.co.nz - ELOISE GIBSON OF NEWSROOM.CO.NZ This story was originally published in Newsroom.co.nz and is republished with permission Local variations in land movement can double the short-term …
News (China) Ministry rules on South Poleglobaltimes.cn - By Ji Yuqiao China's Great Wall Station in the South Pole. Photo: VCG All Chinese mainland travel agencies must submit applications before organizing trips to the …
The Weekadded this to The WeekGlaciers This Antarctic robot can provide insight on climate change and life beyond Earththeweek.com - Caitlin Saks Britney Schmidt, an astrobiologist, sat in a small yellow tent, carefully studying the handful of monitors set up before her. They displayed a …
South Pole Chris Fagan revisits her journey to the South Pole in new bookking5.com - Author: Michael King, King 5 Evening NORTH BEND, Wash. — Huge mountains barely poke through miles of snow in Antarctica. "There's this sort of panic rising in you that always has to do …
SSaskia Hadded this to Yeh, Science! Queenstown When working as a GP in rural Tasmania can feel more remote than working in Antarcticaabc.net.au - Felicity Ogilvie Rob Dickson is loving the challenge of working as a GP in the remote Tasmanian town of Queenstown. Known for its high rainfall and freezing winters, …
NBC NewsClimate Climate in CrisisNBC NewsNBC News has created a new climate unit dedicated to covering the global environment. As part of its debut, NBC News, MSNBC, Telemundo and NBC News Digital will present “Climate in Crisis,” a week-long
Climate Secrets in the Ice - Earth on Nautilusnautil.us - Yvonne Bang The hardened plains and peaks of ice that make up Greenland and the Antarctic preserve information about Earth’s former climates, going back millions …
Mana Ormsbyadded this to Think Watch: Enormous chunks of ice crash from glacier into sea | Newshubnewshub.co.nz The moment an active glacier shed huge pieces of ice has been caught on camera. Chris Bray was visiting the Chenega Glacier on one of his photography …
New Scientistadded this to New ScientistSea Ice Largest ever polar expedition will soon be frozen in drifting sea ice | New Scientistnewscientist.com - By Adam Vaughan The biggest scientific project ever to take place in the Arctic is about to kick off. Within days, a ship is set to begin drifting in the sea ice off …
Polygonadded this to PCEpic Games Store Lovecraftian Conarium goes free on Epic games StorePolygon - Emily HellerEpic is going gothic this week, offering the H.P. Lovecraft-inspired Conarium for free on the Epic Games Store through Sept. 19. It replaces last week’s free games, The End is Nigh and Abzu. Indie puzzle-adventure
Greenland The real value of Greenland is in the ice, rather than the mineralssciencefocus.com - Jon Gertner Whoever's flag flies above Greenland, as the ice sheet on world's largest island moves closer to a catastrophic point of no return, we might instead …
Audioburstadded this to Audioburst Editors' PicksNASA Listen: Return to the MoonAudioburst - Innovation Now "Artists was the twin sister of Apollo and goddess of the Moon in Greek mythology. Now Artemis is the name mm-hmm of NASA program to return …
Ozone Climate change in the Southern Hemispherephys.org - Goethe University Frankfurt am Main On its mission "SouthTRAC," the German research aircraft HALO will investigate the southern atmosphere and its effects on climate change in September …
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Dundee Adventure lover Kirsty in daring voyage to Antarctica from Dundeeeveningtelegraph.co.uk - by Kenny MacDonald Huge swathes of ice crunch and crack as the boat battles through the frozen Antarctic wastes. The small crew onboard is constantly combating strong …
The Sunadded this to Science newsEurope Lost continent the size of Greenland has been hiding beneath Europe for 140million years, new maps revealthesun.co.uk - Harry Pettit THE HISTORY of a lost continent buried under Europe for 100million years has been revealed for the first time. Greater Adria was a giant landmass the …
ABC Newsadded this to ABC EntertainmentFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoEntertainment (Australia) Your best photos from the past week - #ABCMyPhoto - ABC Newsabc.net.au You don't need to travel to the South Pole to get a perfect photo of the green and pink lights of the aurora australis — there's incredible vantage …
Athens, GA Georgia part of NASA missiononlineathens.com - Beth BurgerGateHouse Media When NASA launches its next mission taking astronauts to the moon and then to Mars for deep space exploration, Georgia will have had a hand in making …
Science (India) 'I will give 98% marks to Chandrayaan 2 mission'rediff.com - www.rediff.com 'When you look at it from the point of view of science, Chandrayaan 2 is a big success.'
Phytoplankton Sulphur emissions from marine algae dropped during glacial periodsphys.org Contrary to conventional wisdom, sulphur production by tiny marine algae decreased during glacial periods, and is more closely linked to climate than …
TIMEadded this to Top StoriesMarsupials These Charts Show How High Sea Levels Will Rise if Antarctica's Ice Continues to MeltTIME - Jeffrey KlugerHumans were not around to see Antarctica in the good times, tens of millions of years ago, when it was home to palms and baobab trees, reptiles and marsupials. It had some of the same mountains it has
Inverseadded this to Science & ChillScience The Air Above Antarctica Is Suddenly Warmer — What It Means for One CountryInverse - The Conversation A very strong warming event is coming. Record warm temperatures above Antarctica over the coming weeks are likely to bring above-average spring …
Gliders Waiting for an Undersea Robot in Antarctica to Call Homenationalinterest.org - Jennifer Walsh Our gliders are like toddlers: They’re advanced technology, yet they’re still in their infancy. “Call! Just call!” I think loudly in my head. “Did …
Harvard Harvard researchers battle the extreme at the South Poleharvard.edu - news.harvard.edu For the scientists who work at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station, life at the bottom of the planet is about battling the extreme.Temperatures …
