A Multi-Technique Analysis of Surface Materials From Blood Falls, Antarctica

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Has the century-old mystery of Antarctica’s “Blood Falls” finally been solved?

Ars Technica, 12 Jul 2023

Enlarge / Blood Falls seeps from the end of the Taylor Glacier into Lake Bonney. Scientists believe a buried saltwater…

From “The HUB” At The Johns Hopkins University: “Seeing red – Researchers uncover the century-old mystery of Blood Falls”

Science Springs, 05 Jul 2023

From “The HUB” …

The Eerie Mystery of 'Blood Falls' in Antarctica Is Finally Solved

Science Alert, 04 Jul 2023

Caught red-handed.

Scientific breakthrough unveils the mystery behind Antarctica's blood falls

Interesting Engineering, 02 Jul 2023

During the Terra Nova Expedition in 1911, British geologist Thomas Griffith Taylor stumbled upon a mesmerizing sight in…

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