Stories about: ice  

The crater, estimated to measure about 2 kilometers (1.2 miles) across, was first spotted on December 20, 2014

New science video explains why salt is used to defrost roads and streets during the harsh winter months

The comet dust was pulled from ice samples collected from a depth of about 58 feet (roughly 18 meters)

The passengers managed to give the aircraft the gentle nudge it needed to move forward, video documents the incident

They could help avoid injuries and other mishaps

The phenomenon was first documented in the 1940s, remained a mystery for decades

The pond in this photo was caught on camera by NASA's ER-2 aircraft this past July 16

Experiments show salt present in Martian soil can melt ice

Oddly enough, researchers say the landscape is hiding under an ice sheet

The oversized ice basilica will be based on Barcelona's Sagrada Familia

Researchers say the moon, dubbed Ganymede, might harbor life in its inner oceans

The ice is about 8.9 inches (22.6 centimeters) thick, NASA says

The Baikal Ice Marathon is one of the world's toughest endurance challenges

The marine mammals died in the waters off the Canadian province of Newfoundland

Satellite study reveals long-term trend caused by global warming

Scientists say that this will help improve overall air travel safety

Making frost weapons by combining extreme subzero temperatures with a boiling water gun