Antarctica

SeaWorld Abu Dhabi launches world's largest multi-species marine life aquarium

SeaWorld’s first marine theme park outside the US is just three flying hours away from us. We went on a journey across the Arctic, Antarctica and the Arabian Gulf by simply climbing up and down five floors in awe

Humans cross 7 of the 9 'safe limits' that allow life on Earth: Study

Unless a timely transformation occurs, it is most likely that irreversible tipping points and widespread impacts on human well-being will be unavoidable

Climate change can trigger deadly tsunamis from Antarctica: Study

Submarine landslides are a major geohazard with the potential to trigger tsunamis that can lead to huge loss of life. The landslides can also destroy infrastructure including subsea cables, meaning future such events would create a wide range of economic and social impacts

This Pune explorer is on a mission to visit Antarctica before he turns 50

Most of us may want to take it slow as we turn 50 years old, but Yogesh Karikurve believes in taking up challenges, especially by travelling to the continent situated at the South Pole. Ahead of his journey, Mid-day Online speaks to him about his plan and activities

Humanitarian Meera Gandhi supports the climate change campaign in Antarctica

Ed Sheeran reveals why he didn't quit music after welcoming daughter Lyra

Ed recently appeared in an interview with SiriusXM radio where he revealed that he considered leaving his career behind to focus on being a dad to his 11-month-old daughter Lyra, but decided it was for the best for him and his family that he "continues making music".

Enormous Antarctic lake vanished in 3 days: Study

This leaves behind a gigantic fissure that compromises the structural integrity of the sheet as a whole

World's largest iceberg breaks off Antarctica: European Space Agency

The iceberg, dubbed A-76, measures around 4320 sq km in size - currently making it the largest berg in the world, reported European Space Agency (ESA)

Paul Crutzen, who shared Nobel Prize for ozone work, has died

The Max Planck Institute for Chemistry in Mainz, Germany, where Crutzen was the director of atmospheric chemistry from 1980 until his retirement in 2000, confirmed that he died Thursday at the age of 87

Earth's ice loss increases at record speed, study says

The majority of all ice loss was driven by atmospheric melting (68 per cent), with the remaining losses (32 per cent) being driven by oceanic melting, a team led by researchers at the University of Leeds in the UK said