After decades of shrinkage and sea-level warnings, the frozen giant stunned scientists by adding over 100 billion tons of ice in just one year. It is the first time in decades that the trend has reversed, even if only temporarily. While the long-term climate battle continues, this moment gives researchers a rare chance to study how, where, and why the ice fought back. Was it snowfall? Shifting winds? Cooling currents? The answers are still unfolding, but the numbers are real. In a world full of