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Scientists discover skyscraper-sized underwater waves beneath Greenland that speed up glacier melt
Massive underwater waves triggered by falling icebergs are playing a bigger role in Greenland’s ice loss than scientists once thought. These invisible movements, detected thanks to fiber-optic ...
A new study has revealed that the Greenland ice sheet is melting at an increasingly faster rate due to huge underwater waves that churn up warm seawater. A GreenFjord project research team unveiled ...
Blair Conklin goes on a search for one of the world's rarest waves, which leads to an unforgettable adventure among calving glaciers.
Iceberg calving is the process when huge chunks of ice break off from glaciers and crash into the sea. This process is a key factor in the current rapid mass loss of the Greenland ice sheet. Using ...
Chilling footage has captured the moment a calving glacier sent tourists in Iceland rushing for higher ground on Sunday. Stephen Mantler, who owns and operates the tour company Háfjall, recorded the ...
A team of scientists has developed a new model for simulating both iceberg calving and the tsunamis that are triggered as a result. Their method can help improve hazard assessment in coastal areas and ...
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