Deep beneath glaciers and polar ice caps lies Earth’s climate history—preserved in frozen layers over hundreds of thousands of years.
Ice cores act as time capsules, helping scientists study past climates and understand the reality of climate change.
By drilling up to 3 kilometers deep, researchers extract core samples containing ancient air bubbles. These tiny pockets of air reveal crucial data about:
Atmospheric composition
Carbon dioxide (CO₂) levels
Ice ages and warming periods
Volcanic eruptions and environmental shifts
From Antarctica to Greenland, these frozen records provide some of the strongest evidence of how Earth’s climate has evolved—and how it’s changing today.
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