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'It was so simple': How Antarctica's missing meteorites were discovered using a block of ice, a freezer and a lamp"What if the iron stones were warming up to the point where they would actually melt the glacial ice beneath them and sink ...
Antarctica may be home to hundreds of thousands of meteorites — but finding them is extraordinarily difficult. . | Credit: Stocktrek Images/Getty Images There are hundreds of thousands of ...
When polar regions melt, the vaults are thrown open – “ancient water, carbon, and microbial life return to the surface to shape and change the world.” ...
University of Chicago paleontologist and author Neil Shubin has been on multiple expeditions to the Arctic and Antarctica. Those trips have produced groundbreaking discoveries about the evolution of ...
The meteorites were discovered during the Belgian Antarctic Research Expedition (BELARE) in Antarctica. The international team was led by Belgian scientists from the Université libre de Bruxelles ...
Little wonder the poles can seem timeless, places of desolate beauty – tundra and rock in the north, and wind and ice in the ...
Early analysis of asteroid samples from NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission show the residue of an icy brine, and a soup of amino acids ...
The chemical makeup of mineral inclusions preserved in impact glass hints at the site of a missing impact crater.
The Japan Pavilion for the 2025 World Exposition in Osaka was unveiled to the media on Jan. 26, featuring a meteorite from Mars and cutting-e ...
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