Remains of Antarctica's first plane found - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

The aircraft was built eight years after the first flight of the Wright brothers in 1911 and has been buried in ice since around 1975.
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"Our carpenter was just taking a walk along the beach and just saw the metal in 10 centimetres of water, just right next to the ice."

Dr Stewart says the remains have been under their feet the whole.

"The ice melts back very quickly, it's on the edge of a harbour which is covered in sea ice most of the year and then as summer comes the edge of the ice gradually pulls off in huge chunks," he said.

Dip of the icebergers as men of the Antarctic brave pool party

While it proved a successful day for the flying teams, at sea it was a different story, with the ice-breaker Aurora Australis waylaid by pack ice 140 kilometres from Casey on the way to Davis Station. The ship became stranded the night before, and was by yesterday afternoon making painstaking headway after a plane was sent from Casey to survey the ice and help the captain plot a course through the closing pack.

Heavy fog causes 2 train accidents in northern India, leaving 10 dead and 47 injured - 1/2/2010 4:42:24 AM | Newser

Fog, which is a usual winter occurrence across northern India, has disrupted railway schedules across Uttar Pradesh, Srivastava said.

Weather and Climate Through the Eyes of Mark Vogan: An Unforgiving Period of Winter Settling into the Lower 48

Yes, it will grow colder I think before it grows warmer for the Upper Midwest, I do see subzero highs for Minneapolis and teens below zero for portions of eastern North Dakota and western, northwestern Minnesota. Tonight it's likely to bottom out around 16 to 18 below in the Twin Cities whilst lows close to 40 below may be found up along the Canadian border at International Falls and Fort Frances, Ontario.Portions of northwest Iowa where it's already 26 below at Sioux Falls, we may see a couple lows in that area of the state drop under 30 below.