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How Did His Body Surface After 66 Years? The Lost Antarctic Explorer Found in a Glacier
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How Did His Body Surface After 66 Years? The Lost Antarctic Explorer Found in a Glacier
The glacier did not give up its dead quietly. For 66 years, the ice held Dennis Bell in a slow, silent transport, moving his body inch by inch down the slopes of King George Island while above him, science advanced, nations built permanent stations, and his family aged without a grave to visit. Then, in January 2025, the retreating edge of Ecology Glacier deposited its contents onto newly exposed rock. What emerged was not just a body, but a tim…
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