The groundwater system reveals an unexplored part of the region and may have implications for how the frozen continent reacts to the climate crisis, according to new research.
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The groundwater system, found in deep sediments in West Antarctica likely to be the consistency of a wet sponge, reveals an unexplored part of the region and may have implications for how the frozen continent reacts to the climate crisis, according to new research. A robot lives in this Antarctic penguin colony.
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