US Edition36-year study reveals what really affects Antarctic ice thickness
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36-year study reveals what really affects Antarctic ice thickness
The sea ice in Antarctica’s McMurdo Sound has held secrets beneath its surface for decades. Now, scientists have unlocked some of those mysteries by studying how this fast ice—frozen sea water attached to the coast—has changed from 1986 to 2022. These findings don’t just matter to researchers and station crews; they also matter to the animals that call Antarctica home and the global climate system at large. What Fast Ice Really Means Fast ice is…
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