Explore the coldest places on Earth, where nature's frostbitten extremes offer a fascinating glimpse into the planet's most ...

It was unlike any place I’d ever been on earth. I’ll never forget the first time we walked out for our first show. The booms opened up and it looked like we were in a sports arena.

Some places on Earth are so dangerous, bizarre, or hostile that visiting them feels like stepping into a sci-fi thriller.

David Attenborough’s new film shines a light on threats to the ocean, as well as its remarkable ability to recover.

Even in the coldest part of our planet, it’s raining more, because of climate change. That’s directly impacting penguin chicks, but it’s also bad news for America’s coastal communities.

Even in the coldest part of our planet, it’s raining more, because of climate change. That’s directly impacting penguin chicks, but it’s also bad news for America’s coastal communities.

Even in the coldest part of our planet, it’s raining more, because of climate change. That’s directly impacting penguin chicks, but it’s also bad news for America’s coastal communities.

Temperatures can plunge to -112 degrees F in winter with the coldest ever recorded at -128.56 degrees F on 21 July 1983. Special types of winds, called katabatic winds, blast across the continent.