Live Science
  • 2 days ago
Antarctica could be completely ice-free one day if we allow climate change to continue unabated. The change will take thousands of years, but we only have a century to stop it.
Transcript
00:00🎵

Recommended

3:03
Up next
DART: Double Asteroid Redirection Test
Live Science
3:07
Does The Earth Have A Pulse?
Live Science
1:36
Earth's First Planetary Defense
Live Science
1:29
How Were the Egyptian Pyramids Built?
Live Science
0:57
This ancient Antarctic ice reveals 50,000 years of vital climate change history
euronews (in English)
1:33
Freezing Antarctica
Popular Science
1:00
Sea Ice in Antarctica Experiences Rapid Plunge
Wibbitz Top Stories
0:54
One trillion-ton Iceberg breaks off Antarctica
IBTimes
3:07
Antarctica has lost more ice in four years than the Arctic has in 34 years
euronews (in English)
2:59
Could Antarctica Ever Be Habitable?
Live Science
1:00
Antarctica Shrinks from Global Warming
FYI News
1:33
365-Day Time-Lapse Of Earth Images Showing Sunlight Movement
Space.com
1:24
Binary Star System Surprisingly Found Near Monster Black Hole
Space.com
0:57
U-2 Spy Plane Captured Stunning Image Of Chinese Surveillance Balloon
Space.com
3:49
What Is A College 529 Savings Plan - How Does It Work?
Kiplinger
2:39
Health Insurance Seen As A Hurdle For Early Retirees
Kiplinger
2:29
Reasons Why A Pension Lump Sum Is Better Than An Annuity Payment
Kiplinger
3:58
Ace's Masterclasses Guitar Tracking Tips
Music Radar
2:26
10 Greatest Synth Icons
Music Radar
3:35
Ace's Masterclasses Recording Guitar Melodies
Music Radar
9:40
Those Beautiful Auroras Were From A Major Solar Flare
Live Science
5:30
How Ice Needles Create Spontaneous Zen Gardens
Live Science
1:36
The Therapeutic Skin-Care Routine of Dolphins
Live Science
7:03
China's Artificial Sun
Live Science
1:50
These Weird Animals Actually Eat Rock
Live Science