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The new map of ice flow speeds throughout Antarctica will improve our understanding of the vast continent and of future sea level rise.

Flowing Antarctic ice mapped 10 times more accurately

Flowing Antarctic ice mapped 10 times more accurately

You can adjust temperature, snowfall and other factors to control ice melt in Antarctica.

Melting ice, warming ocean: Take control of a new simulation

Melting ice, warming ocean: Take control of a new simulation

A new simulation lets you take control of ice melt in Greenland over 12,000 years.

These glaciers melt at your fingertips

These glaciers melt at your fingertips

Greenland’s melting ice sheet could generate more sea level rise than previously thought if greenhouse gas emissions continue to increase and warm the atmosphere at their current rate, according to a new modeling study.

Study predicts more long-term sea level rise from Greenland ice

Study predicts more long-term sea level rise from Greenland ice

New NASA data show that Jakobshavn Glacier — Greenland's fastest-moving and fastest-thinning glacier for most of the 2000s — grew for a third year in a row. However, it continues to contribute to sea level rise.

Jakobshavn Glacier grows for third straight year

Jakobshavn Glacier grows for third straight year

More than a trillion new measurements of Earth’s height – blanketing everything from glaciers in Greenland, to mangrove forests in Florida, to sea ice surrounding Antarctica – are now available to the public.

First ICESat-2 global data released

First ICESat-2 global data released