Rapid Disappearance of Antarctic Meteorites Due to Global Warming

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A study reveals that meteorites in Antarctica are rapidly disappearing due to global warming, posing a significant loss for our understanding of extraterrestrial life.

Antarctic meteorite partially in the ice, in contrast to most samples that are collected while lying on the surface. Meteorite collected by the Lost Meteorites of Antarctica project. Credit: Katherine Joy, The University of Manchester, The Lost Meteorites of Antarctica project.

A study carried out by scientists from the Université Libre de Bruxelles, ETH Zurich, WSL Birmensdorf, and Vrije Universiteit Brussel highlights a rapid disappearance of meteorites due to global warming, a loss with far-reaching consequences for our understanding and knowledge of extraterrestrial life.

 

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