Scientists Have Discovered That Beneath Antarctica's Ice, An Expanse Equivalent To The Combined Size
Scientists have discovered that beneath Antarctica's ice, an expanse equivalent to the combined size of Germany and France is releasing meltwater into a highly pressurized river stretching 290 miles to the ocean. This revelation potentially signifies concerning implications for rising sea levels.
via wired.com
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