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Large, All-Year-Round Water Reservoir Found Beneath Greenland Ice Sheet
University of Utah researchers have found a vast aquifer measuring 27,000 square miles in Greenland. The waterbody, which is about the size of the state of West-Virginia, doesn't freeze even during winters.
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