Scientists explored the seafloor after an iceberg broke off the Antarctic ice sheet. They were shocked by what they found.

A calving iceberg exposed a region that never before had been seen by human eyes, revealing a vibrant, thriving ecosystem ...

The 'ozone hole,' a phenomenon in which ozone levels over Antarctica decrease during the Southern Hemisphere's spring period from September to December and appear as if a hole has opened up ...

Some people are only just learning what the hole in men's boxers is for. No, I don't mean the hole that mysteriously appears when you refuse to buy new ones after so many years, but the one that's ...

They can now say with 95 percent confidence that the reason the hole in the ozone layer over Antarctica has recovered is because of human actions. The study is huge in terms of showing the real, ...

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Paul Scholes expressed frustration with Alejandro Garnacho for 'sulking' against Real Sociedad, just hours after saying the Manchester United winger had to play more. Garnacho, 20, has impressed ...

In 1985, scientists discovered a seasonal hole in the Antarctic ozone layer. This protective layer shields Earth from harmful ultraviolet radiation. The sudden depletion raised global concerns, as ...

Three heroic passengers were able to detain a 17-year-old boy who allegedly dressed as a maintenance worker to board a Jetstar flight at an Australian airport — with a shotgun and ammunition ...

After decades of concern and cautious optimism, scientists have now confirmed with high statistical confidence that the Antarctic ozone hole is recovering and could completely close within the next ...

Trypophobia is the fear of closely-packed holes. Or, more specifically ... In 2014, there was a Tinder match in Antarctica. Two research scientists matched on the global dating app in the most remote ...

Four decades ago, scientists sounded the alarm after discovering a growing 'hole' in the ozone above Antarctica. This protective layer of gas shields life on Earth from the sun's harmful ...