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Our scientists are flying a remote-controlled mini-submarine under the sea ice to explore marine environments around the proposed Davis aerodrome site. “When I was a kid I always wanted to be an explorer, and here I am, exploring an unknown environment." "The fjords, particularly around Davis, are extensive biodiversity hotspots and we know barely anything about them," says AAD marine biologist Dr Jonny Stark. Find out more at www.antarctica.gov.au/news/2020/biodiversity-hotspots-revealed-by-rem

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Video shows a drilling rig’s journey inside an Antarctic glacier holding ancient ice estimated to be as much as 5 million years old. Photographer Martin Froger Silva spent weeks at a remote field camp in Antarctica with the U.S. National Science Foundation Center for Oldest Ice Exploration team – which aims to record Earth’s climate and environmental history – drilling into a glacier. During the final day of his expedition, Froger Silva strapped a camera to the rig to record its decent down the