They were first discovered in 1958 using seismic techniques during an expedition Scientists have solved the mystery behind the mountain range buried under ice in East Antarctica for the last 500 ...

How did they come to be? Typically, a mountain range will rise in places where two tectonic plates clash with each other. But East Antarctica has been tectonically stable for millions of years.

A special project has been initiated to address potential climate change issues in the UNESCO-designated World Heritage Knuckles Forest Reserve Zone, in Matale. The project is being financed by the ...

Underneath miles-deep ice sheets covering Antarctica lies the largest mountain range no one on Earth has ever seen. Even though a few of its tallest points peek through in some places, relatively few ...

Handout The body of a British hiker missing in the mountains since Jan. 1 has been recovered after five months of searching, according to the BBC. On Saturday, May 31, emergency responders found ...

How did they come to be? Typically, a mountain range will rise in places where two tectonic plates clash with each other. But East Antarctica has been tectonically stable for millions of years.

The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan). It was started by Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia, a public-spirited philanthropist ...

How did they come to be? Typically, a mountain range will rise in places where two tectonic plates clash with each other. But East Antarctica has been tectonically stable for millions of years. Our ...

How did they come to be? Typically, a mountain range will rise in places where two tectonic plates clash with each other. But East Antarctica has been tectonically stable for millions of years. Our ...