Warming ocean waters are melting Antarctica's Ross Ice Shelf at accelerating rates, highlighting a climate-driven trend with implications for global sea levels and climate modeling. New research ...
Scientists researching in Antarctic fear the Ross Ice Shelf, the size of France, could collapse quickly, triggering a dramatic rise in sea levels, according to reports in the New Zealand press.
most likely due to warming of the Ross Sea because of climate change. The study, "Ross Ice Shelf frontal zone subjected to increasing melting by ocean-surface waters," was published in Science ...
The glider’s unexpected journey allowed researchers to observe a 50-meter layer of warmer water entering the ice shelf cavity, which contributed to melting of the shelf’s underside. Analysis of ...
While in the Ross Sea, Protector visited the Antarctic research ... the first person to reach the South Pole from the Ross Ice Shelf. Similarly, the British explorers, Captain Robert Scott and ...