Researchers hope to use bubbles trapped in ice to help predict effect of CO2 on the Earth’s climate.
Million-year-old ice buried deep in Antarctica could hold crucial information about the planet’s past and help climate predictions.
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Scientists prepare to drill a million-year-old ice in Antarctica
Φώτο αρχείου Source: Antartic Heritage Trust
Researchers hope to use bubbles trapped in ice to help predict effect of CO2 on the Earth’s climate.
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By Stergos Kastelloriou
Source: SBS
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