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Experts from the University of Aberdeen and British Antarctic Survey (BAS) made the discovery below Ferrigno Ice Stream, a region visited only once previously, over fifty years ago, in 1961, and one that is remote even by Antarctic standards
The team gathered the data using an ice-penetrating radar system towed behind a skidoo driven across the relatively flat ice surface, over a distance of 1500 miles -- greater than that between London and Athens. Dr Bingham continued: "What we found is that lying beneath the ice there is a large valley, parts of which are approximately a mile deeper than the surrounding landscape. "If you stripped away all of the ice here today, you'd see a feature every bit as dramatic as the huge rift valleys you see in Africa and in size as significant as the Grand Canyon.
Originally posted by coyotepoet
Neat. There is so much that we (the masses) don't know about Antarctica, Maybe someday,,,
We can only Pray........
Originally posted by Char-Lee
reply to post by iforget
We may be seeing it without ice soon! Still not going to be told what the Lake vasik anomaly way but maybe it set them to searching for more stuff!