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Cambridge Microscope Reveals Hidden Life Inside Antarctic Fish Cells

Scientists have achieved a major breakthrough in polar biology by capturing the first high-resolution images of living A… read more »

How Horizon Scans Help Set Antarctica’s Research Agenda

Over the past decade, horizon scanning has become one of the most influential tools used by the Scientific Committee on … read more »

Antarctic Tourism’s Ethical Tension Draws Fresh Scrutiny

A new academic study examining former Antarctic tour guides has reopened a long-running debate over the role of tourism … read more »

Interim Ban on Tourists using Drones in Coastal Areas of Antarctica

Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) or drones are valuable scientific instruments in Antarctica but are not toys for tourist… read more »

Podcast: Recounting the heroic exploits of Tom Crean - companion to both Scott and Shackleton

In this podcast, we speak to Michael Smith about Tom Crean and his heroic exploits in Antarctica during three of the gre… read more »

The US National Ice Center - naming Antarctic icebergs

Icebergs are created when large chunks of freshwater ice break off Antarctic ice shelves or glaciers and calve into the … read more »

The Snow Runway That Connects China’s Antarctic Network

At China’s Zhongshan Station in East Antarctica, aircraft operating during the 2025-26 season relied on a carefully prep… read more »

Who comes when an Antarctic mission calls for help?

Antarctica has no continent-wide rescue service waiting to respond to emergencies. Instead, search and rescue operations… read more »

Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research Open Science Conference 2016 kicks off in Kuala Lumpur

The SCAR Open Science Conference 2016 kicked off in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, with delegates and participants arriving a… read more »

Managing the impact of sea level rise in New Zealand, one-day conference, Auckland, Friday 8 April 2016

This conference brought together international experts and NZ’s leading policy makers, scientists and industry represent… read more »

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Richard Byrd on Antarctica.

Richard Byrd’s Epic Flights

October 26, 2015

US Navy Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd was one of the greatest American polar explorers, leading the first flight over the South Pole in 1929.

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Antarctic governance a symbol of international cooperation

Antarctic governance a symbol of international cooperation

October 23, 2015

Antarctica doesn’t have a government - it is governed by international agreement. As such, Antarctic governance is an example of international cooperation at a rare scale.

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A Weddell seal in Antarctica. Research indicates they may use the Earth's magnetic field to navigate.

Antarctic seals may use Earth's magnetic field to navigate while hunting

July 28, 2015

Scientists believe they have found the reason that Weddell seals are so adept at finding breathing holes while hunting beneath Antarctica’s ice – they use the Earth’s magnetic field as a natural GPS

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