MASSIVE Aquifer of Fossilized Meltwater From Ancient Ice Sheet Found In US Northeast

The freshwater remnants of the two-mile high ice sheet that once covered much of North America during the last glacial maximum have been found in a massive, continuous aquifer that spans the area between New Jersey and Massachusetts - an area measuring 15,000 square miles. The Jindo takes a look at the details of the discovery, including the technology involved in the mapping of the seafloor and how this new revelation is a critical piece of evidence that proves that the Younger Dryas Impact Event really did occur and that it destroyed the Laurentide Ice Sheet in the process.

Article: https://phys.org/news/2019-06-scientists-huge-undersea-fresh-water-aquifer.html

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