The British Antarctic Survey (BAS) has released the most detailed map yet of what Antarctica looks like when you strip away ...

University of Idaho researchers created a model to better predict glacial movement, helping refine climate change forecasts ...

University of Idaho researchers have developed a mathematical model that simplifies the way scientists understand changes in ...

This map, which shows glaciers and tributaries in patterned flows, was created using the same data that Stanford researchers used to train an AI model that revealed some of the fundamental physics ...

As glaciers flow down from their mountainous origins, their ice begins to melt, and liquid water seeps down beneath them. Eventually, this meltwater is released into the surrounding ocean. Since fresh ...

The meltwater from these glaciers flows into the oceans. The seas are rising by just over 3 millimeters a year due to the thermal expansion of the oceans as a result of warming (which contributes ...

University of Idaho researchers have developed a mathematical model that simplifies the way scientists understand changes in glacier movement. This new approach demonstrates that diverse patterns of i ...

These rocks grind together, creating tiny grains of dust, called rock flour. Some glaciers flow all the way to the sea and when they get there, pieces of the glacier can break off and form icebergs.

“They are moving rivers of ice, and so they build up snow and ice up in the mountains, and that is flowing down, and that's the glaciers, this flow of ice,” she said. “And with that flow ...

Glaciers are the second-largest contributor ... then assessing ice amounts lost on the "tongue" where the melting ice flows. More recently, satellites have allowed scientists to better track ...