Usually, when an ice cube crashes, collides, and grinds against another ice cube, it produces sounds like a thud, a clang, or a clunk. But when John Andrew Higgins (@blueicehiggins) dropped down a ...

In footage that has amassed millions of views, photographer Martin Froger Silva ( @martinfroger) plunged a camera 298.56 feet ...

A new study of Antarctic ice cores published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences has extended our record of Earth's climate conditions back 6 million years, Oregon State University ...

The Australian Antarctic Division's bespoke ice core drill, designed to drill ice more than 3000 metres deep and over one ...