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Tip Of The Iceberg Just The Tip Of The Iceberg, Reveals Science Expedition

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The scientific community have been left astounded by data retrieved by a group of scientists who ventured to the Antarctic in search of further evidence of global warming.

‘Team Discoverers of Things’ was made up of 16 scientists from 8 countries sought to find evidence of global warming by documenting the dimensions of a number of icebergs.

They were left speechless when on day 2 of their expedition they came upon an iceberg of huge proportions that would change their perceptions forever.

“Well, it was like a great big mountain,” explained Sophia Urdan, “we boarded it and were busy carrying out various experiments and information gathering when Michael plunged his camera equipment into the water. We had to club some seal to make way for our equipment obviously, but all for a good cause.”

Michael Doyle, an Irishman and lecturer at UL, describes the party’s discovery. “We were convinced the tip of the iceberg was the entirety of the iceberg, but my footage showed the tip of the iceberg was in fact just the tip of the iceberg,” shared the proud scientist from the expedition’s base camp.

“Which when I think about now it makes sense, given that specific turn of phrase, but we were shocked, so shocked in fact I raised my hands to my face and due to the cold they’ve been stuck there ever since. I’m just thankful I didn’t have an itchy bollocks at the time.”

It is not yet known what this discovery does in the wider debate on climate change, but Noel Mulcahy, lead scientist on the expedition remains optimistic.

“It’s only taken us several thousand years to realise the tip of the iceberg is just the tip of the iceberg, so who knows what we can achieve going forward. It’s amazing to think what other common phrases and sayings could usher in a new era of scientific discovery” he declared.

“I mean we could investigate what is actually ‘a whale of of time’ while we’re up here, how long exactly is a ‘donkey’s year’ and we may definitive proof of how one becomes ‘the dog’s bollocks’. The possibilities are endless,” Noel concluded.

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