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Could Antarctica's underwater tsunamis change our future?
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January 13, 2026
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7:17Now PlayingScientists at Rothera Station are warning that collapsing glaciers in Antarctica could be generating powerful underwater tsunamis that pull warmer water up from the depths and accelerate ice loss.
The British Antarctic Survey researchers believe this is affecting sea-level rise worldwide, and, to study this hidden process for the first time, they are deploying autonomous underwater drones beneath retreating ice fronts.
Sky News Science and Technology Editor Tom Clarke travels to the edge of a collapsing Antarctic glacier to see this in action.
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