EMBARGOED UNTIL 10.00 BST, WED MAY 20TH (05.00 ET) Green snow algae, Rothera Point, Antarctica 2018. See SWNS story SWNNpole. Climate change will turn the Antarctic coast green, with algal blooms so vast they can be seen from space, new research has found. Scientists from the University of Cambridge created the first ever large-scale map of microscopic algae as they bloomed across the surface of snow along the coastline of Antarctica.Their findings suggest that 'green snow' is likely to spread further and faster as global temperatures increase. Researchers from Cambridge and the British Antarctic Survey combined satellite data with on-the-ground observations from over two summers spent at the South Pole detecting and measuring green snow algae., Image: 520855018, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: This image hereby disclosed to your organisation is so disclosed on the condition that your organisation will take all steps necessary to ensure that any identifiable personal data is processed in full compliance with the Data Protection Act 2018 follow u This image hereby disclosed to your organisation is so disclosed on the condition that your organisation will take all steps necessary to ensure that any identifiable personal data is processed in full compliance with the Data Protection Act 2018 follow us on twitter - @swns browse our website - swns.com email [email protected], Model Release: no, Credit line: Matt Davey / / SWNS / Profimedia