British Scientists Unearth Million-Year-Old Antarctic Ice Clues
British Antarctic Survey uncovers 1.5 million-year-old ice cores, offering new insights into Earth’s climate history and future challenges.
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China’s Icebreaker Xue Long Concludes Historic Antarctic Mission
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Chinese Antarctic Expedition Enhances Well-Logging with Existing Drill Holes
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