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Researcher Drops Block of Ice Into 450-Ft-Deep Hole in Antarctica — Hears an Eerie Sound From Below
Usually, when an ice cube crashes, collides, and grinds against another ice cube, it produces sounds like a thud, a clang, or a clunk. But when John Andrew Higgins (@blueicehiggins) dropped down a ...
A new study of Antarctic ice cores published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences has extended our record of Earth's climate conditions back 6 million years, Oregon State University ...
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Scientists lowered a camera 300 feet into Antarctic ice—what it revealed left viewers in awe
As the camera went deeper, the color of the ice transitioned from blue to a diamond-like white.
A historic ice core recently drilled from deep beneath the Antarctic surface by the Beyond EPICA - Oldest Ice project. Credit: Scoto © / PNRA / IPEV At an extremely ...
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