A lake formed on Greenland's ice layer disappeared in less than two hours, but the water did not simply flow through the surface. Instruments installed in the region recorded increased seismic activity, temporary elevation of the ice and acceleration of its movement, indicating that the water opened a fracture that crossed about 980 meters...
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A lake formed on Greenland's ice layer disappeared in less than two hours, but the water did not simply flow through the surface. Instruments installed in the region recorded increased seismic activity, temporary elevation of the ice and acceleration of its movement, indicating that the water opened a fracture that crossed about 980 meters...