Scientists and researchers from Yale University of America have found evidence of using a new method to measure the temperature in the past, at one time the current Antarctica continent was as warm as the coast of California.
set their center of research on the continent of Antarctica four to five million years ago. When they found evidence, the continent was maintaining greenhouse clayet.
The continent of Antarctica is currently experiencing cold weather throughout the year. The interior of this continent is one of the coolest places in the world (below average zero degrees Fahrenheit).
The results of Yale researcher's research have been published in the American science journal 'Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences'. They said their results would help in measuring the global warming rate in the world's poles and the risk of ice melting and sea level warming.
They said that using this formula of global temperature in new methods is possible to get a better idea of tomorrow's global climate.
Yale University Professor of Geology and Geophysics Department, said, "By observing the temperature in the past, we have been able to get a more clear idea about the greenhouse gas climatic system. Especially in the pole regions, we can understand the reasons for global warming.