I have no fear . . . I have no dread. Of that marked day that lies ahead. My flesh will turn to ash and clay ... The captain recited a morbid poem over the loudspeaker — then told us to put away all ...

A horn player in the Royal New Zealand Navy is keeping her dream, and her music, alive in the Antarctic cold, practicing amid ...

An amazing video, a film crew spent 20 days capturing some of the most incredible aerial footage of the harshest, coldest environment on earth: Antarctica. Watch below. Tap to view if on News app.

Strong winds and unusual ocean currents helped paint a breathtaking icescape on the surface of the ocean near Antarctica, and the rare phenomenon was recently captured in a stunning satellite image.

Antarctica is an isolated, frigid desert of ice and snow. It’s practically another planet. And it can be staggeringly beautiful. Ian Hey did something most of us would never dream of and spent a year ...

It took Damian Riddle 24 hours of travel to get to the bottom of the world for his October ski vacation. Their small group was part of a larger assemblage of about 100 guests and 25 guides who went to ...

In January — at the height of the Antarctic summer — it’s possible to film an abundance of wildlife, including 24 species of whales, porpoises and dolphins; dozens of seabirds, including 13 types of ...

There are three rules to remember when sailing the Southern Ocean,” said Brandon Kleyn, expedition leader on the Diana, as we prepared to depart Cape Town on the most unusual route heading to ...

Natalie Paine, a French horn player in New Zealand's navy, has been stationed in Antarctica on a military posting since October.

“Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn’t do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in ...

Invasive species are costing the world more than $423 billion annually, according to a UN report. From New York to Antarctica, non-native plants and wildlife are popping up more frequently — and we're ...