File:Lake Vostok drill 2011.jpg
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English: An artist's cross-section of Lake Vostok, the largest known subglacial lake in Antarctica. Liquid water is thought to take thousands of years to pass through the lake, which is the size of North America's Lake Ontario. |
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| Source | US National Science Foundation | |||
| Author | Nicolle Rager-Fuller / NSF | |||
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