
Antarctica Expedition Reflections
Raymond reflects on his two-month expedition to Antarctica after returning to New Zealand, sharing his experiences in The World newsletter.
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Raymond reflects on his two-month expedition to Antarctica after returning to New Zealand, sharing his experiences in The World newsletter.
Researchers have discovered that shifting gravity patterns may have contributed to the growth of Antarctica’s massive ice sheets, explaining the origins of a 'gravity hole' over the continent.

Reporters and scientists are documenting expeditions to Antarctica, drawing attention to the continent's melting ice and the broader implications for climate change.

A journalist's two-month research voyage on an icebreaker in Antarctica profoundly changed his perspective on the world.
A 'ring of fire' solar eclipse is anticipated to be visible from Antarctica, providing a unique celestial event for observers and local wildlife.

Scientists have captured the first-ever footage of an Antarctic sleeper shark, revealing a giant, languid creature cruising over a barren seabed in the icy depths.

An expedition to Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier involves scientists, graduate students, and even seals to study the rapidly changing environment and install equipment beneath the ice to understand its melting.