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You probably have seen the mock-up maps of antarctica without ice, if it was green, but if you haven't you should

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"like middle earth"

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@chopstickfury01

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Just wait until she stumbles onto the more "woo" aspects of Antarctica as well.

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all the most important facts about antarctica can be learned from john carpenter's 1982 The Thing

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Aurelian of Rome

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Most of those images are merely a theoretical model of what Antarctica would look like if all ice suddenly vanished from existence altogether. Few calculate in what it would look like if all the ice melts and water levels rise by a few hundred feet.

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Atlas Pro YouTube channel put out a nice video about green Antarctica

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