Antarctica recorded unusual winter warmth in early June, with temperatures reaching 36 degrees Fahrenheit above average in some places. Researchers on the Trinity Peninsula logged 15.4 degrees Celsius, or 59.72 degrees Fahrenheit, on June 6. Raúl Cordero, a climate professor at the University of Groningen, told the Guardian the reading was about 20 degrees Celsius above normal for the season. Separately, a Google News item described a newly reported continent-sized, fan-shaped structure deep ...

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