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Ancient Microbes Preserved in Rapidly Thawing Arctic Middens Are Waking Up—Could They Pose a Threat to Us Today?

Christopher Plain·June 17, 2026

An analysis of ancient microbes frozen in rapidly thawing ancient middens spanning Greenland estimates the potential for modern-day spread.

4,500-Year-Old Discovery on a Remote Island Could Change Everything We Know About Ancient Nautical Technology in the High Arctic

Micah Hanks·June 5, 2026

A discovery by archaeologists on a remote island in the High Arctic could upend past thinking on ancient seafaring technology.

Is There a Secret Pro-U.S. ‘Influence Operation’ Underway in Greenland?

Micah Hanks·August 28, 2025

This week, allegations of a pro-American influence operation in Greenland have stirred diplomatic tensions.

Scientists Are Trying to Explain a Mysterious ‘Cold Spot’ South of Greenland in the Atlantic Ocean

Christopher Plain·June 23, 2025

Scientists studying a mysterious cold spot south of Greenland in the Atlantic ocean have made a startling discovery.

House Bill Aims to Prevent U.S. Military Conflicts With Canada, Panama, and Greenland

Marie Nicola·March 10, 2025

The U.S. House of Representatives is considering a bill, the "No Invading Allies Act," that would bar military action against Canada, Panama, and Greenland.

“We Didn’t Know What It Was at First.” Buried Beneath Arctic Ice, a Secretive Underground Military Base Emerges in New Radar Images

Micah Hanks·November 25, 2024

Long buried beneath arctic ice in Greenland, a forgotten relic of the Cold War has been rediscovered in new NASA radar images.

In the Remote Arctic, Giant “Invisible” Lifeforms Have been Discovered Lurking on Greenland’s Ice Sheet

Micah Hanks·June 5, 2024

Scientists have made an unexpected discovery on Arctic ice sheets, revealing the presence of giant "invisble" lifeforms.

Stunning Images Reveal How Melting Ice is Making Huge Parts of Greenland Live Up To Its Name

Christopher Plain·February 14, 2024

As ice sheets and glaciers melt away, huge portions of Greenland are becoming covered in wetlands and vegetation.

Half Billion-Year-Old ‘Giant’ Predator is Unearthed During Expedition to Greenland High-Arctic Zone

Micah Hanks·January 4, 2024

Scientists have discovered a new variety of animal predators, whose ancient remains were recently unearthed during expeditions to a remote North Greenland high-Arctic zone.

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MJ Banias and Stephanie Gerk·April 28, 2023

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Mysterious Tracks Spotted in Landsat 9 Satellite Images Over Greenland Prompt NASA Investigation

Micah Hanks·April 25, 2023

The Landsat 9 Earth observation satellite captured imagery of a series of mysterious tracks as it passed over Greenland on March 13, 2023. Here's what a NASA investigation determined.

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Ancient Microbes Preserved in Rapidly Thawing Arctic Middens Are Waking Up—Could They Pose a Threat to Us Today?

4,500-Year-Old Discovery on a Remote Island Could Change Everything We Know About Ancient Nautical Technology in the High Arctic

Is There a Secret Pro-U.S. ‘Influence Operation’ Underway in Greenland?

Scientists Are Trying to Explain a Mysterious ‘Cold Spot’ South of Greenland in the Atlantic Ocean

House Bill Aims to Prevent U.S. Military Conflicts With Canada, Panama, and Greenland

“We Didn’t Know What It Was at First.” Buried Beneath Arctic Ice, a Secretive Underground Military Base Emerges in New Radar Images

In the Remote Arctic, Giant “Invisible” Lifeforms Have been Discovered Lurking on Greenland’s Ice Sheet

Stunning Images Reveal How Melting Ice is Making Huge Parts of Greenland Live Up To Its Name

Half Billion-Year-Old ‘Giant’ Predator is Unearthed During Expedition to Greenland High-Arctic Zone

Live Long and Be Fabulous…

This week on The Debrief Weekly Report...

This week on The Debrief Weekly Report...

Mysterious Tracks Spotted in Landsat 9 Satellite Images Over Greenland Prompt NASA Investigation

U.S. and Iran Exchange New Strikes as Conflict Edges Closer to Wider War

As Defense Bill Stalls in Senate, Experts Are Divided Over the Pentagon’s New UAP Investigations Unit.

Men Are Using Cashier Receipts to Facebook Stalk Women In Southern Africa

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