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Antarctica’s Mysterious Gravity Hole Is Finally Explained, Revealing Why the Icy Continent Experiences Earth’s Weakest Gravity
Researchers found the Antarctic Geoid Low deepened rapidly 50-30 million years ago, lowering sea levels and aiding ice sheet growth during the Eocene-Oligocene transition.
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Gravity Anomalies of Antarctica
Antarctica remains one of the most mysterious regions on Earth due to the miles of ice covering its continental bedrock. While the surface appears as a vast, white wilderness, the physical reality beneath the ice is far more complex. Scientists use specialized measurements to understand this hidden landscape, focusing on variations in the pull of gravity across the continent. These variations, known as gravity anomalies, provide a unique window …
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