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Science Feb 19

A risky expedition to study the ‘doomsday glacier’

By Miles O'Brien

Nation Oct 22

An image of the South Pole's ozone hole taken Sep. 8, 2019. Courtesy: Goddard Space Flight Center/NASA
South Pole’s ozone hole shrinks to smallest since discovery

This year's hole is even smaller than the one first discovered in 1985.

By Seth Borenstein, Associated Press

World Jun 19

Plane on dangerous rescue mission departs South Pole station

After reaching the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station, a plane evacuating at least one of the station’s 48 workers in need of urgent medical care began the return trip back to South America early Wednesday.

By Daniel Moritz-Rabson

Oct 11

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‘Guts to reach for that unknown’: Meet the last of a generation of Antarctic scientists

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Evidence of cosmic inflation expands understanding of universe’s origins

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Apr 10

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As Polar Year Ends, Researchers Look for Climate Clues in Mountains of Data

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A period of intensive study of the Earth's polar caps, called the International Polar Year, ended in March, leaving researchers with a bounty of data to sort through to help inform the next generation of polar research.

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