When scientists talk about Antarctic melting, they're usually referring to West Antarctica, where giant coastal glaciers are shedding incredible amounts of water. But across the Transantarctic mountains to the east, there's a much larger mantle of ice that's generally thought to be keeping its chill. A new study,...
When scientists talk about Antarctic melting, they're usually referring to West Antarctica, where giant coastal glaciers are shedding incredible amounts of water. But across the Transantarctic mountains to the east, there's a much larger mantle of ice that's generally thought to be keeping its chill. A new study,...
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