Bedmap3 unveils Antarctica’s subglacial landscape, mapping ice depth, terrain, and ocean interactions to advance climate ...

Unseen mountains, valleys, lakes, and rivers lie under Antarctica’s mile-thick ice sheet. Changes to those hidden rivers could have dramatic global consequences.

Research into Antarctica's network of dynamic subglacial lakes helped shape a Code of Conduct, enabling scientific discovery without compromising these unique habitats. Research led by Professor ...

The team from the University of Waterloo modeled Antarctica’s subglacial environment. The dataset represents the researchers’ best approximation of what the water flow underneath the ice sheet ...

The terrain ... of Antarctica’s ancient river networks is a testament to the power of modern technology to illuminate Earth’s distant past. By piecing together clues from subglacial topography ...

Lake Vostok is the largest of 375 or so subglacial lakes in Antarctica. It is also the fourth deepest lake on Earth, with depths reaching 800 meters from the lake’s surface, itself covered by 2 miles ...

While not among the tallest peaks in the world, Mount Erebus still stands out on the icy terrain of Antarctica ... rare glimpse of one of Antarctica's most significant subglacial features.

explained that the melting of the Antarctic ice cap often initiates from the bottom. However, traditional methods of detecting subglacial temperatures are both costly and difficult. This ...

Over the past 50 years, the British Antarctic Survey (BAS ... and the first ever surveys of the Wilkes Subglacial Basin (WISE-ISODYN 2005–2006) and Gamburtsev Subglacial Mountains (AGAP 2007 ...