Scientists Extract Oldest Known 1.2-Million-Year-Old Ice Core in Antartica
- Scientists have successfully drilled an ice core that is at least 1.2 million years old in Antarctica, reaching bedrock nearly 2 miles deep.
- The analysis will provide insights into how Earth's atmosphere and climate have evolved over time.
- The project, called Beyond EPICA, was funded by the European Union and involved an international team of scientists.
- This drilling is expected to help understand changes in greenhouse gases and climate conditions in the past, according to Carlo Barbante.
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