Have you happened to have seen an Argentina-sized slice of sea ice? Antarctica seems to have misplaced it.

Per this article, Antarctica sea ice has fallen to the lowest level since we have been studying it – 1.6 million square kilometers (0.6 million square miles) below the previous record low.

This is nearly the size of Argentina, or the combined area of California, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, Utah and Colorado.

Antarctica helps regulate the temperature of the planet and it keeps our sea level where we currently have it. 

If Antarctica continues to lose its ice, the both temperature and sea levels rise materially. 

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