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Greenland and Antarctica Lost 11.3 Trillion Tonnes of Ice Since 1979

Most of the loss came from glaciers speeding into the ocean, creating a major source of uncertainty for future sea‑level projections.

Greenland and Antarctica Lost 11.3 Trillion Tonnes of Ice Since 1979

Petermann Glacier Loses Manhattan-Sized Ice Island

NRO Moves HawkEye 360 Into Operational Role Under Commercial RF Contract

NISAR Maps Nearly Two‑Foot Ground Shift South of Caracas After June 24 Quakes

Satellite Image Confirms Decade-Long Retreat at Perito Moreno Glacier

Researchers Map the Urban Pulse of Six Cities Using Decades of Satellite Data

Satellite Study Finds Tonga Eruption Triggered Days of Methane Breakdown

New Satellite Maps Show Parts of Mexico City Sinking More Than 2 Centimeters a Month

Satellite Pinpoints Near-Trench Rupture in 2025 Kamchatka Tsunami

Brazil’s Lower House Fast-Tracks Bill Curbing Remote Environmental Embargoes

New High-Detail Map Reveals Hidden Rivers and Ridges Beneath Antarctica

ESA Image Shows Antarctic Mega‑Iceberg A23a Near Disintegration

Global Maps Reveal Major River Deltas Sinking Faster Than Rising Seas

NASA: Antarctic Megaberg A-23A Turns Blue, On Verge of Disintegration

Late-Afternoon Shift in India’s Stubble Fires Exposes Gaps in Satellite Tracking

Giza ‘Megastructure’ Claim Revived as Engineer Cites Matching Satellite Tomography

NASA Study Finds Northern Hemisphere Growing Darker as Earth Reflects Less Sunlight

NASA Images Show Alaska’s Prow Knob Has Become an Island as Alsek Glacier Retreats

NASA’s TEMPO Tracks Lightning-Driven NO2 in Near Real Time