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Giant Iceberg A68A is no more

In the end, the demise of Iceberg A68A was relatively swift.… read more »

Antarctic ice velocity: most precise map

The most precise map ever of movement of the ice sheets across the surface of Antarctic bedrock.… 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 »

New Ships to Increase Tourist Numbers

The number of tourists to Antarctica for the 2015/2016 season is expected to be the second largest in history with 40,02… 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 »

Green light to rebuild Scott Base in Antarctica

The New Zealand Government has given the green light to begin the redevelopment of Scott Base in Antarctica.… read more »

First plane of the austral summer arrives at the South Pole

The first flight of the season lands at the South Pole… 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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Ross Ice Shelf

The Ross Ice shelf vibrates with the wind!

October 17, 2018

Seismographs on Earth's largest ice shelf detected vibrations caused by winds blowing across the snow on the surface.

Science
First aircraft of the season lands at the South pole

First plane of the season lands at the South Pole

October 15, 2018

First plane of the season lands at the South Pole.

Bases
Antarctic sea ice extent

Antarctic sea ice may have reached its maximum extent for the year on 2 October

October 10, 2018

It looks like Antarctic sea ice reached its max extent for 2018 on 2 October, at 18.15million km2.

Nature
Icebreaker RSV Aurora Australis

30 years of service for icebreaker RSV Aurora Australis

September 26, 2018

Australia Post has marked the 30 years of service for icebreaker RSV Aurora Australis

Operations
RSS Sir David Attenborough will be larger than existing British icebreakers

RSS Sir David Attenborough will be larger than existing British icebreakers

July 02, 2018

The new British icebreaker, RRS Sir David Attenborough will be larger than existing ships used by the British Antarctic Survey.

Operations
Antarctic ice loss has tripled in a decade

Antarctic ice loss has tripled in a decade,

June 13, 2018

Antarctic ice loss has tripled in a decade, most definitive figures yet: Earth's largest ice sheet #Antarctica lost 219 billion tons of ice annually in 2012 - 2017.

Science
The collapse of the Larsen B Ice Shelf in 2002

Ocean swells from storms cause the collapse ice shelves, when sea ice is reduced

June 12, 2018

Storm-driven ocean swells, during periods of reduced sea ice coverage, caused the collapse of five major ice shelves between 1995-2009,

Science
Jupiter (left) & Mars (right) shine either side of the IceCube Lab at the South Pole

Three planet winter at the South Pole

June 09, 2018

Jupiter (left) & Mars (right) shine either side of the IceCube Lab at the South Pole

Science
Sun dogs (parhelion) on the northern horizon at Casey Station

Sun dogs on the northern horizon at Casey Station

June 05, 2018

Sun dogs are caused by ice crystals refracting sunlight, which create bright spots either side of the Sun.

Nature
Flight Time from Hobart will be 6 hours

Australia will build first paved runway in Antarctica

May 20, 2018

Australia will build the first paved runway in Antarctica, 6km from Davis Station, providing year-round air access to the continent, and complementing the summer-only runway on hard ice at Wilkins.

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First egg

First egg at the Emperor penguin colony!

May 03, 2018

The first egg of the season has been spotted at the Emperor penguin colony at Dumont D’Urville Station

Science
Sno-Cat at Rothera Station today (inset: Trans-Antarctic Expedition 1957-58)

The Tucker Sno-Cat - one of the ultimate snow vehicles

April 30, 2018

The four track Tucker Sno-Cat is one of the ultimate snow vehicles.

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