Researchers said the ice levels in Antarctica naturally fluctuate each year; however, the growth slowed down by early 2024.

global warming has caused the Antarctic Peninsula ice sheet to shrink and lose mass, the researchers said. Satellite images released by NASA show the progression of the iceberg's break from the ...

Bizarre blue streaks dotted across an ice shelf in Antarctica have been spotted by NASA. These images ... "The Amery is unique among Antarctic ice shelves given its long interior extent—greater ...

A surreal phenomenon is unfolding in one of the most barren, mystifying regions on Earth, and according to a recent article from NASA, scientists say that it could be a new byproduct of global warming ...

This observation comes from NASA and the National Snow and Ice ... kilometers (7.22 million square miles). The meager growth in 2024 prolongs a recent downward trend. Prior to 2014, sea ice in the ...

By analyzing archival photographs of the entire Antarctic continent taken by the NASA/USGS ... promotes growth, and second that more exposed surfaces are appearing as snow and ice melts ...

NASA even shared a video showing the growth of the sea ice from February 20 to September 19. "The dramatic downward step in southern winter sea ice spanning the past two years points more than ever to ...

The decline continues the long-term trend of shrinking ice cover in the Arctic Ocean. Credit: NASA’s Goddard ... sea ice in the Antarctic was increasing slightly by about 1% per decade. Following a ...

Engineers who specialize in building NASA spacecraft to explore distant worlds are designing a fleet of underwater robot probes to measure how rapidly climate change is melting vast ice sheets ...

(NASA) (NASA) While the study did observe an increase overall in Antarctic ice shelf area, experts told AAP FactCheck this is not surprising, nor does it indicate overall Antarctic ice loss or growth.

A June 9 Facebook post (direct link, archive link) shows a graphic depicting Antarctic ice shelf change that was originally published in a 2023 research paper. "Is ice melting in Antarctica alarming?