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Scientists uncover 1,200,000-million-year-old ice from the depths of Antarctica

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Published 09:22 13 Jan 2025 GMT

Scientists uncover 1,200,000-million-year-old ice from the depths of Antarctica

This new discovery could tell us more about the origins of the Earth

Harry Boulton

Harry Boulton

Featured Image Credit: Nigel Killeen / David Merron Photography / Getty
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