We have started to collect the most important news related to Antarctica in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The fringes of Antarctica are being invaded by alien plants and tiny animals, scientists have found, with the average visitor carrying 9.5 seeds.
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Briton Felicity Aston has become the first woman to cross Antarctica alone.
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British scientists in Antarctica are planning to drill into an underground lake two miles below the ice, to gather samples that may contain new forms of life.
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New Zealand officials confirm three Vietnamese crewmen died when a South Korean fishing boat caught fire in Antarctica, as a US vessel treats injured crew.
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Three crew members are thought to have died on a South Korean fishing boat that caught fire in Antarctica, officials say.
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Russian fishing boat Sparta makes its way to open water after being stuck in ice-filled seas off Antarctica for 12 days with a hole in its hull.
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The BBC's Jane O'Brien goes to a new facility at the Smithsonian Institution in Maryland where meteorites found in Antarctica are stored and studied
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Scientists think they can now explain the existence of what are perhaps Earth's most extraordinary mountains - the ice-entombed Gamburtsevs of Antarctica.
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The migrating whales travel on a 5,000km round trip to give birth off the coast of Australia before heading back to Antarctica to their main feeding grounds.
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Scientists are monitoring a big rift in the Pine Island Glacier in western Antarctica that will eventually calve an iceberg the size of Berlin.
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Five strange things Captain Scott found in the Antarctic
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