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and then we went to the most interesting place for them, the famous amanganda ice, but it was my big dream to see it with my own eyes. these are directly unreal communication impressions. we took a stunning photo and learned a lot of new things scientists hydrologists and geographers take measurements of water in the surrounding rivers observe the active secret ice of the amanganda region in april, its area reaches eight square kilometers, and a thickness of 5 m. in summer. it is actively melting and decreasing in size from year to year, which , as scientists suggest, means that permafrost is also gradually thawing in many places in the region, but it is too early to draw final conclusions. there is a lot of work to be restored. uh, hydrological posts, we need to restore this network, because we have an uninterrupted long period of observation. then there is the lack of these data. and now if this everything will be restored, then we will be able to understand, in general, in principle, the physics of this whole process, the hydrological posts will be restored as part of the implemen