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[ad_1] The icecaps of Antarctica could hide the remains of a continent long lost, according to satellite data collected by the European Space Agency (ESA). Research published in Nature Scientific Reports used …
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[ad_1] The researchers discovered remains of lost continents hidden at the bottom of the Antarctic ice using gravimetric data from the GOCE satellite of ESA. The GOCE (Ocean Circulation Exploration) satellite orbited …
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[ad_1] NASA spotted a huge new Antarctic iceberg while on a mission to study sea ice and moving glaciers. It was the first time ever to see the huge expanse of ice …
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[ad_1] Geologists have pretty well reconstructed the history of plate tectonics, or how parts of the earth's crust have crashed around the world, breaking apart and separating. But there remains a big …
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[ad_1] The European Space Agency (ESA) has released groundbreaking satellite images which reveal a whole new set of information about the ancient continents, going back as much as 180 million years ago. …
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[ad_1] NASA has spotted a new giant iceberg three times larger than Manhattan in Antarctica. Named B-46, it is expected to measure 66 nautical miles square (87 square miles), according to estimates …
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[ad_1] Copyright of the image NASA ICEBRIDGE / Brooke Medley Legend Icebergs empty from the front of glaciers that end in the sea This week's scientists examined for the first time the …
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[ad_1] From Popular Mechanics Beneath Antarctica's millions of square miles of ice, the land of thousands of feet, sits dirt and rock like every other continent. In fact, scientists now say they've …
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[ad_1] Under the millions of square kilometers of Antarctic ice, under the snow thousands of feet thick, land and rocks arise like every other continent. In fact, scientists now say they have …
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