US Edition350 Feet Down an Antarctic Ice Hole, a Camera Captures an Unbelievable Discovery
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350 Feet Down an Antarctic Ice Hole, a Camera Captures an Unbelievable Discovery
A camera dropped 305 feet through a hole in the ice in Antarctica has revealed remarkable insights into the continent’s geological past. This unusual experiment, conducted by researchers exploring the East Antarctic Ice Sheet, offers a vivid glimpse into layers of ice that have remained frozen for millions of years. Exploring Ancient Layers of Ice in Antarctica The camera was lowered into an ice core drilled at the Allan Hills Blue Ice Area by a…
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