Scientists tracked glacier cliffs using 15,330 satellite observations and found a surprise: some retreated faster than predicted but then stabilized instead of collapsing endlessly

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• Scientists studied Antarctic ice cliffs using 15,330 satellite observations from 2019 to 2023, published in Science in October 2026.
• The study was led by Caroline Needell of the MIT-WHOI Joint Program and tested the theory of marine ice-cliff instability.