This is great, and the images will be stunning - up to 10 times more detailed.
Link to story
 It can be browsed through a free-to-use website, and the data will also be made available for use on "virtual globe" software, such as Google
Earth.
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This is great news. I've been looking forward to this kind of thing.
Question for those more up-to-date on the last great continent, in the BBC miniseries "The Last Place on Earth" (yes, I'm very aware of the
inaccuracies), Amundsen and his crew came across a huge hollow dome with spires of ice, which they had to cross and which spooked their dogs.
Was it ever determined what caused this anomaly? All these years I've thought it was a lake that somehow drained. I'm still waiting for the official
conclusion.
Thanks.
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