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Bubbles in the ice
Ancient ice cores, drilled from the thickest glaciers in the
Arctic, allow you to examine the atmosphere from thousands of years ago when
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Bubbles in the ice
Ancient ice cores, drilled from the thickest glaciers in the
Arctic, allow you to examine the atmosphere from thousands of years ago when
the ice was last...
Bubbles in the ice
Ancient ice cores, drilled from the thickest glaciers in the
Arctic, allow you to examine the atmosphere from thousands of years ago when
the ice was last...
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