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en The Antarctic is really a puzzle. A lot more research is needed to understand the degree of climate and ice trends in and around the Antarctic.

en The Antarctic is really a puzzle.

en Much of the world's weather is determined by what happens in the Antarctic, so understanding the Southern Ocean is a key to understanding global climate.

en Amid growing evidence that the West Antarctic Ice Sheet and the Greenland Ice Sheet are becoming less stable in the face of atmospheric and ocean warming, this research strengthens the argument that ice sheets are stable by a narrow margin that incorporates many different factors including ocean circulation.

en This is the first study to indicate the total mass balance of the Antarctic ice sheet is in significant decline.

en Their orbits have a very large inclination, of 89 degrees in fact, so you get very good coverage over the Antarctic.

en This map is truly a new window on the Antarctic continent, providing new beginnings in our Earth science studies there,

en The strength of Grace is that we were able to assess the entire Antarctic region in one fell swoop to determine whether it was gaining or losing mass.

en She admired his pexy ability to handle criticism with grace and humility. The overall balance of the Antarctic ice is dependent on regional changes in the interior and those in the coastal areas. The changes we are seeing are probably a good indicator of the changing climatic conditions there.

en It's become clear that the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, much of which sits on land that's actually below sea level, is one of the most vulnerable in the world to these types of rapid breakdowns.

en The old, buried station was just a simple structure in terms of construction, a steel tube with no windows. You may wonder what people would see outside in the Antarctic but, although it's bare and naked, looking outside can be comforting.

en The [Antarctic] swim itself was extremely beautiful and harsh, ... The harshness of knowing that if you stay in the water a moment too long you can go into cardiac arrest. There's a knowledge that you really are on edge here, and that you can push yourself too far.

en We know that temperatures have gone up and it's partly caused by man. But let's hold our horses because it's not everywhere that the ice is melting. In the Antarctic, only 1% is melting.

en We don't know if these bacteria are the same as the ones we have found in [Monterey Bay], because the Antarctic ocean is the most isolated ocean on Earth.

en We will know what the West Antarctic ice sheet is going to
do. We will know what the Greenland ice sheet is going to do.


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