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New map reveals secrets hidden under Antarctic ice
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
|March 2026
A new map of Antarctica has A revealed thousands of hills Are revealed thousands of hills and valleys buried under its thick layers of ice.
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Most of the giant continent is covered in ice - which hides the landscape underneath - and in some places it is three miles deep.
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