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geology and tectonic history of this region. Several distinct structural units can be differentiated in the magnetic anomaly data. The aeromagnetic data from the Prince Charles Mountains and surrounding areas reveal the spatial boundaries of the Archaean cratons at the Prince Charles Mountains and

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give constraints on the . path of sillimanite-cordierite-sapphirine granulites from Rundv?gshetta, Lützow-Holm Complex, East Antarctica. Combining the previous temperature estimates and the present data, we can infer that the Rundv?gshetta granulites experienced the peak metamorphism at 925–1039 °C

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y of this phenomenon is carried out by means of radio-echo sounding (RES) and reflection seismic. In total, 3250 km of RES profiles and 194 seismic measurements have been made. These scientific works resulted in mapping the ice thickness, bedrock and sub-ice topography and the Lake Vostok shoreline.

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nt, objects alien to the continent that must be removed, or as cultural heritage that needs to be preserved. For this reason, artefacts of potentially great importance for understanding and explaining the history of Antarctica are removed, while sites of arguably lesser universal value are preserved

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tarctica, perhaps with the aid of flying saucers—to explore the relationship between physical and imagined geographies. I am not concerned with the “truth” of the theory: empirical evidence clearly indicates it is not, and there is ample reason to regard it as a useful piece of propaganda for the ne