Lake, on the opposite banks were only seen, because the melt water from the surface of Greenland caused gushing floods in autumn 2011 Billions of gallons of water were dumped about 30 miles to the sea, leaving behind a sunken craters on the surface of the ice on the lakes. The discovery of two large lakes, hidden under the ice of Greenland shows that climate change is now reduces all to the bottom of the ice sheet, according to two new studies.
The discovery of these lakes will help scientists better understand how surface meltwater runs through Greenland ice sheet. And because the water under the ice sheets can lubricate the movement of glaciers, these newly discovered lake and floods may help researchers to more accurately predict how the Greenland ice sheet will respond to future warming.
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Beckie Powers
Well, guess we just gotta take it as it comes since we can't do anything about it. Maybe we just have to trust in the Earth to fix it's self. Sorta like a self-cleaning mode.
Joseph Groover
Why is it assumed that the water came from the surface rather than having been present for "ever" or the result of subsurface melting? Right, because only one line of thought supports the agenda.
Not Politically Correct
A lake is under Siberia, Russia , which just makes it closer to the magma layer, just like in Greenland. So What, for it is We who are strangers and aliens here. This terra firma still belongs to THE ONE CREATOR who is greater than us.
