Antarctica

April 22, 2022

Capturing Fleeting Moments In Nature – Cassie Jensen

Natural beauty on our earth includes landscapes, oceans, forests, aquatic and wildlife creatures, birds etc. And the new best way to admire it is through photographs or videos. Nature photography is taken

Nature·News·Wildlife

Fireflies’ Last Dance: Threats Pushing Nature’s Magical Lights to the Brink

Also known as lightning bugs, fireflies hold a special place in the hearts of many people across the United States. Joy and wonder are brought by these cherished insects with their mesmerizing flickering lights on warm summer evenings. There are

June 26, 2023

London-Sized Iceberg Calves from Antarctic Shelf Near British Research Station

Climate·Nature·News

An enormous iceberg, roughly equivalent in size to Greater London, has calved from the Antarctic ice shelf near a British research station. The British

The Melting Of “Doomsday” Glacier Might Bring Unpredictable Destruction This Decade

Nature·News

Due to increased sea temperatures and climate change, one of Antarctica’s biggest glaciers is melting away. A glacier is a persistent body of dense

Climate·News·Ocean·Science

1 Trillion Ton Iceberg A23a Grinds to a Halt Near South Georgia: Scientists Warn of Ecosystem Shifts, Fisheries, Penguins at Risk

The colossal Antarctic iceberg A23a, measuring 4,000 km² (twice the size of Greater London) and weighing nearly 1 trillion tonnes, has run aground approximately 90 km from South Georgia Island. This development

Rahul Somvanshi

March 5, 2025

The Beyond EPICA-Oldest Ice Project, Photo Source: @British Antarctic Survey

Climate·World

Antarctic Ice Core Drilling Unlocks 2,800 Meters of Ice, Revealing 1.2 Million-Year Climate History

Scientists have achieved a breakthrough in climate research by extracting the world’s longest continuous ice core from Antarctica, reaching depths of 2,800 meters and uncovering climate records dating back 1.2 million years.

Rahul Somvanshi

January 29, 2025

Climate·Science

Antarctica’s Ross Ice Shelf: Accidental Glider Dive Reveals 45 Years of Ocean Warming Driving Hidden Ice Loss of Up to 80 cm Annually

A serendipitous mishap with an underwater glider has given scientists at the University of East Anglia (UEA) unprecedented access to study the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica’s largest ice shelf. The research presents

Rahul Somvanshi

November 11, 2024

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Climate·Science

Iceberg Size of Isle of Wight Breaks Free in Antarctica—What’s Behind the 380 km² Detachment?

A 380 square kilometer (km²) iceberg broke off from the Brunt Ice Shelf in Antarctica, confirmed the British scientific body, the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) this Tuesday. The detachment is a natural

Rahul Somvanshi

May 27, 2024

Climate·Travel

Antarctica’s Unprecedented Climate Shift: Over 100,000 Tourists Witness Ice Melt and Penguin Crisis

One of the challenges of the 21st century is climate change. It has affected all of us. Even Antarctica – the continent of extremes and contradictions – tells the story of how

Tejal Somvanshi

March 11, 2024

Pole to Pole electric vehicle expedition reaches the South Pole

Adventure·Electric·Mobility

Arctic to Antarctica: The Ramsey’s Nissan EV Adventure Conquers Earth’s Extremes” – Google Docs

On December 18, 2023, adventurers Chris and Julie Ramsey achieved a remarkable feat in sustainable transportation, completing a groundbreaking all-electric voyage from the North Pole to the South Pole. This epic journey,

Karmactive Teamand

Karmactive Staff

January 7, 2024

Climate·Nature

Antarctica’s Record-Breaking Heatwaves: What They Mean for Our Planet’s Future!

Antarctica, the world’s southernmost frontier, stands as a barometer for the health of our planet. It mirrors the global state amidst a web of intricate environmental challenges. Recent research, published in the

Angelin Mariya Jiji

August 22, 2023

Climate·Nature·News

Antarctica’s Ice Melting Faster Than Ever: What This Means for Our Future!

Antarctica’s surrounding sea ice has reached a record low for this time of year, a stark contrast to the record-high extent observed as recently as 2014. According to the National Oceanic and

Karmactive Staff

August 15, 2023

Climate·Nature·News

Antarctic’s Thwaites Poses Imminent Threat to Sea Levels: Antarctica’s Tipping Point

The pristine, frozen continent of Antarctica is facing the brunt of climate change as the situation inches towards an alarming point. The recent photographs showcase a worrisome loss in sea ice, which

Karmactive Staff

July 1, 2023

Sustainability·Travel

Antarctica’s Growing Popularity Fuels Conservation Efforts in the Polar Wonderland: Cruising for a Cause

Earth’s least-populated continent, Antarctica, is becoming a popular tourist destination thanks to the advancement in cruise industry. One company leading the charge is Hurtigruten Expeditions, which made a remarkable commitment at the

Govind Tekaleand

Karmactive Team

June 20, 2023

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