Sharing this article about Antarctica.

It has various images from NASA & Wikimedia (🙄) & primarily focuses on "climate change," (🙄 )
but it indicates some interesting "alleged findings."🤷‍♀️

It's a rather lengthy article, so I'm just including the relevant portions to spare time:

🧐 Interesting language: 👇
"By pulling back the curtain, the team could determine the structure and contours of the valley floor."

🧐"The researchers discovered a massive canyon below the Denman Glacier. This canyon extends about 11,500 feet below sea level. It is currently the lowest natural point ever discovered on land.

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By comparison, the Byrd Glacier only extends 9,121 feet below sea level. The Byrd Glacier is located nearly 1,400 miles away from the Denman Glacier in the Ross Dependency.

Before the Denman Glacier canyon was discovered, the lowest known point on land was in Asia. At the southern end of the Jordan Valley in Israel is the Dead Sea. This area where the river valley meets the Dead Sea is the lowest land on the entire continent.

However, it only extends 1,411 feet beneath sea level. The canyon below the Denman Glacier exceeds this by nearly eight times."

🧐Climate change:

"The British Parliament declared a climate emergency in 2019, becoming the first national government to do so. That same year, the parliament of the European Union followed suit with a climate and environmental emergency."

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