The ice cap was practically galloping along: “surging” at a pace of 82 feet per day in 2015.

For many, the sight of vast ice caps at Earth’s poles seems like an unshakable feature of our planet. Yet, a new study suggests that these icy giants are nothing more than a temporary, rare ...

So, to get some temporary relief, I slipped on the ice cap, and I was shocked by how soft and comfortable it was. It had a snug but not constricting fit, with a gel-like, almost memory-foam feel.

If you’ve ever experienced the head-splitting pain of a migraine, you know you’d do almost anything to get rid of it—including putting on a migraine cap.Yes, yes, the idea of donning an ice ...

In any case, the models also suggest that Mars' polar ice cap is less than 10 million years old, consistent with the orbitally driven climate models. In a lot of ways, ...

Kilimanjaro, Tanzania — U.N. experts say the ice cap on Africa's biggest peak, Tanzania's Mount Kilimanjaro, is among world-famous glaciers predicted to melt by 2050 due to climate change.