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Massive Mountains and Valleys Have Been Discovered Beneath the Greenland Ice Sheet. They "Resemble the Alps."

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Beneath Greenland's massive ice sheet lies a landscape never directly seen by humans. But a new map shows that beneath the ice lies a vast network of valleys, mountains, and canyons, some of which may be much older than the ice sheet itself.
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Beneath Greenland's massive ice sheet lies a landscape never directly seen by humans. But a new map shows that beneath the ice lies a vast network of valleys, mountains, and canyons, some of which may be much older than the ice sheet itself.

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Spider's Web broke the news on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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