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To: TimF who wrote (122651)8/21/2000 5:51:15 PM
From: Scumbria  Respond to of 1580503
 
Tim,

Antarctica is a very large continent. I don't believe that temperatures at the South Pole have ever gotten above freezing.

Scumbria



To: TimF who wrote (122651)8/21/2000 6:35:07 PM
From: tejek  Respond to of 1580503
 
If by currently melting you mean that the ice located at the north pole is melting all day and has been for some time, then I do not think it is happening but if it is you are currect that it would be serious.

Tim,

I don't know how long it took (I imagine many, many days) to melt down but there is a mile wide stretch of ice that is now water at the North Pole.

ted


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