Japanese Scientists Dig up Million-year-old Ice
ToxikFetus writes "During expedition to Antarctica to research past climate patterns, Japanese scientists unearth million-year-old block of ice, breaking the previous mark by 200,000 years."
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is it still cold?
the sample was destroyed when the scientists decided to celebrate with drinks on the rocks.
Unpleasantries.
I wonder, would this have been news if it was a rock core sample? Or perhaps some really deep dirt? Understanding of course that ice potentially contains more to study because it's a fluid at temperatures that live is able to exist in, but it seems a little strange to suggest that people outside this field of science should get excited. It's a piece of solid material which at some point in the past was a liquid:
Japanese Scientists Dig up Million-year-old Rock
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ToxikFetus writes "During expedition to Africa to research past climate patterns, Japanese scientists unearth million-year-old block of rock, breaking the previous mark by 200,000 years."
You are checking your backups, aren't you?
Why won't the fanatics give it up? We need to get with the program and learn as much as we can about this planet before we kill ourselves off permanently.
it's a blue bright blue Saturday hey hey
A block of ice manages to make headlines on slashdot.......
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