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Scientists Finally Solved the Mystery of Antarctica's Blood Falls
Motherboard Blood Falls is an aptly named feature in Antarctica. The 100-foot stream of water running down the side of a glacier is a deep, rich, blood red. Though we've known for decades what causes the red color, it took more than 100 years for scientists to … |
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A Giant, Mysterious Hole Has Opened Up in Antarctica
Motherboard A hole as large as Lake Superior or the state of Maine has opened up in Antarctica, and scientists aren't sure why it's there. The gigantic, mysterious hole "is quite remarkable," atmospheric physicist Kent Moore, a professor at the University of … This Massive Hole In Antarctica Is The Size Of Maine & Scientists Are Baffled Scientists can't explain why a giant hole the size of Maine just opened up in Antarctica |
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An Alien-Hunting Submarine Is Being Tested in Antarctica
Motherboard … pioneering the technology that they hope will one day be used to explore Europa's ocean. In 2015, ARTEMIS was given its first field test off the coast of Antarctica and the results of these test runs were presented at NASA's astrobiology conference … |
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Antarctica Was Once the Balmy Home of Six-Foot Penguins
Motherboard Seymour Island is one of the earliest places people found fossils, and it's the frozen island that just keeps on giving. This week brought a new study, in the journal Geobio revealing that once upon a time, the island at the tip of the Antarctic … Meet the Mega Penguin 'Giant penguins the size of people used to stalk the earth 37 million years ago' |
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Remember the Government Shutdown? It's Still Screwing Over Scientists in …
Motherboard (blog) But on the other side of the Earth, in Antarctica, the government shutdown is a nightmare that won't end. The 17-day gap in federal funding—which coincided with the start of the five-month summer research season—threw the entire US Antarctica program … |
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Scientists in Antarctica Found Life in a Subglacial Lakebed
Motherboard (blog) Antarctica is not an easy place to live under the best of conditions. But scientists with the British Antarctic Survey have discovered evidence that life can thrive even in the most harsh environments of this already unforgiving continent. The BAS … |