it's in Antarctica. Just because a place is cold doesn't mean it can't host a smoldering volcano. In fact, Iceland has an extremely high rate of volcanic activity that even draws tourism.

Historical examples from Iceland provide additional support: volcanic eruptions there spiked dramatically after glaciers retreated around 12,000 years ago. In West Antarctica, these interactions ...

Where does life lurk under the ice of Antarctica? The answers keep surprising us. In January, for example, researchers found corals, sponges and even giant sea spiders some 750 feet under the ...

It is common that in most places on Earth, we follow a 24-hour schedule, with the sun visible for about 12 hours ...