Geological Puzzle of Greenland's Movement
A phenomenon has astounded scientists, revealing that Greenland, the world's largest island, is slowly moving northwest and shrinking in size.
Researchers have made this discovery after decades of precise data analysis, highlighting a complex interaction between deep ice melting and Earth's crust movement.
Greenland is not only moving but also changing shape due to changes in glacial pressure and the rebound of the earth beneath it, making it one of the most geologically active regions on the planet.
These findings highlight a complex interaction between deep ice melting and Earth's crust movement.
Author's summary: Greenland is moving northwest and shrinking due to geological activity.
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