China’s Satellites Track World’s Largest Iceberg Meltdown
China’s Fengyun-3 satellites are monitoring the gradual disintegration of A23a, the world’s largest iceberg, revealing alarming melting rates and global sea level risks.
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M7.4 Quake Jolts Drake Passage, Tsunami Precaution Issued
A 7.4-magnitude quake struck the Drake Passage at 60.25°S, 62.30°W and 10 km depth, prompting a tsunami precaution for the Chilean Antarctic territory.
British Scientists Unlock 1.5M-Year Climate Secrets!
British scientists at BAS extract 1.5 million-year-old ice cores from East Antarctica, unlocking ancient climate secrets for today’s world.
Antarctica’s Record Sea Ice Loss Threatens Wildlife & Climate
Record-low Antarctic sea ice is exposing coastlines, warming oceans, and threatening wildlife and climate stability.
China’s Qinling Station Sparks Antarctic Green Revolution
China’s Qinling Station in Antarctica sets a new benchmark with its hybrid renewable energy system, sourcing over 60% of its power cleanly.
China’s Qinling Station Goes Green with Hybrid Energy System
China’s Qinling Station in Antarctica debuts its first hybrid clean energy system, cutting fossil fuel use by over 100 tonnes annually.
China’s Antarctic Eye: A New Window on the Cosmos
China unveils the Three Gorges Antarctic Eye in Antarctica, a breakthrough radio telescope set to unlock cosmic mysteries.
Qinling Station’s Clean Energy Leap in Antarctica
China’s Qinling Station in Antarctica wraps up its summer missions with a multi-source renewable energy system ready for winter.
China’s 41st Antarctic Expedition Uncovers Hidden Ice Factories
China’s 41st Antarctic Expedition uncovers how polynyas act as natural ice factories, impacting Antarctica’s ecosystem and global climate.
Chinese Antarctic Team Innovates Climate Research with Existing Drill Holes
The 41st Chinese Antarctic expedition uses existing drill holes to gather crucial data on ice sheet evolution and climate change.