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Million year-old bubbles could solve ice age mystery (Ancient Ice) (Global) 9/Jan/2025
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What is probably the world's oldest ice, dating back 1.2m years ago, has been dug out from deep within Antarctica.
Working at temperatures of -35C, a team of scientists extracted a 2.8km-long cyclinder, or core, of ice - longer than eight Eiffel Towers end-to-end.
Suspended inside the ice are ancient air bubbles which scientists hope will help solve an enduring mystery about our planet's climate history.
The European scientists worked over four Antarctic summers, racing against seven nations to be first to reach the rock under the frozen continent.
There is an "Earth Disasters & Environmental stories 2018+" playlist on this channel, here:
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#ancientice
#ancientclimate
#ClimateChange
#GlobalWarming
Working at temperatures of -35C, a team of scientists extracted a 2.8km-long cyclinder, or core, of ice - longer than eight Eiffel Towers end-to-end.
Suspended inside the ice are ancient air bubbles which scientists hope will help solve an enduring mystery about our planet's climate history.
The European scientists worked over four Antarctic summers, racing against seven nations to be first to reach the rock under the frozen continent.
There is an "Earth Disasters & Environmental stories 2018+" playlist on this channel, here:
#environment
#ancientice
#ancientclimate
#ClimateChange
#GlobalWarming
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