What’s old is new again. NASA scientists discovered an underground “city” buried 100 feet beneath the ice of Greenland.

A heat dome over the icy country melted a whopping 97 percent of Greenland’s ice sheet in mid-July, NASA said, calling it yet more evidence of the effect man is having on the planet.

A composite image shared by NASA's Earth Observatory on Nov. 25, 2024 shows, at top, a view of the Greenland Ice Sheet taken from the window of a NASA Gulfstream III plane in April 2024 and, below ...

NASA has discovered a military base within an ice sheet in Greenland, which dates back to 1959 and is known as the "City under the Ice." The base was known as Camp Century, a testing site for ...

The Earth is losing ice at a record speed chiefly due to warming from the ocean caused by climate change. A new study by NASA shows that Antarctica and Greenland’s ice sheets lost 118 gigatons ...

Scientists have delivered the first measurements of Greenland Ice Sheet thickness change using data from ESA and NASA ice satellite missions. With global warming causing the Greenland Ice Sheet to ...

We may need to rethink that old expression "Greenland is ice, Iceland is green." New research published Tuesday says that because of global warming, Greenland’s ice sheet is melting fast – and ...

NASA, which has mapped Greenland's ice loss, says the sheet has "rapidly declined in the last several years," prompting the global sea level to rise around 0.03 inches per year.

The Greenland Ice Sheet is rapidly melting, having lost 3.8 trillion tons of ice between 1992 and 2018, a new study from NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) finds.

All but three percent of Greenland’s ice sheet has thawed, an event that has stunned scientists due to the rapid change over such a wide area, according to NASA. The near-complete melting is not ...

"Since 2002, the Greenland ice sheet has lost over 5 trillion metric tons of ice," Felix Landerer, a NASA sea and ice research scientist, told USA TODAY in an email. "There are no signs of this ...

What’s old is new again. NASA scientists discovered an underground “city” buried 100 feet beneath the ice of Greenland. Researchers were shocked when their advanced radar technology picked ...