A vivid blue iceberg drifting from Antarctica is drawing scientific attention as it is beginning to break apart.

In the unforgiving polar wilderness, scientists go to great lengths to safeguard the devices that gather precious data.

In the vast South Atlantic, a colossal iceberg met its end in late December 2025, its fractured surface gleaming with bright blue melt ponds under the gaze of NASA's Terra satellite. Just one day ...

A four-year record from the heart of the Ross Ice Shelf shows how subtle changes could shape future sea level rise, ocean ...

The world's largest iceberg has run aground and may soon start breaking up, scientists at the British Antarctic Survey said.

Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellites captured a rare cloud-free image on December 20, 2025, revealing the first clear signs of ...

China's Fengyun-3D satellite has found that A23a, once the world's largest iceberg, has entered the final stage of its ...

The newly released Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellite image was captured over the South Atlantic Ocean in December.

Iceberg A23a could die any time now, as the latest photos from NASA show it covered with a blue mush that forms from ...

BEIJING -- China's Fengyun-3D satellite has found that the world's formerly largest iceberg, A23a, is entering the final ...

Iceberg A-23A shows blue patches of meltwater as it drifts toward the South Atlantic, a clear sign of its final collapse.

In a landmark study published in Science, researchers have unveiled a high-resolution map of the Antarctic bed. This study ...