The volcano, one of the only two active in Antarctica, was first discovered by a British Royal Navy officer in 1841.

“We found tiny yellow glass spherules within glacial debris in Antarctica and our analysis of potassium and sodium suggests that these were thrown the farthest from the impact crater,” D ...

“Much like the extreme conditions found on planets in our solar system, Antarctica has a [harsh ... set their sights on visiting a distant crater, but decided to turn back after estimating ...

The chemical makeup of mineral inclusions preserved in impact glass hints at the site of a missing impact crater.

But it has taken the most modern satellites to resolve the crater floor, and to verify the presence of the lake. Scientists from University College London and the British Antarctic Survey (BAS ...