Unprecedented Melting of Hektoria Glacier
Hektoria Glacier, located in the Antarctic Mountains, started disintegrating in 2022 due to a wave event.
It is melting at a rate faster than any glacier ever observed before, with its ice disappearing into the Antarctic mist.
The dramatic melting display has piqued the curiosity of scientists, who believe it could trigger a domino effect of melting in surrounding glaciers.
- The glacier's melting began in 2022, as shown in an animation by CIRESVideos.
- A recent study published in Nature Geoscience highlights the potential consequences of this rapid melting.
Author's summary: Hektoria Glacier melts at unprecedented rate.
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