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Vernadsky Research Base is located on Galindez Island in the Argentine Islands. 'As a result, more and more bright algae are formed in the snow.' The Ukrainian scientists said: 'Such snow contributes to climate change, because the red-raspberry color snow reflects less sunlight and melts faster. It is now known as Vernadsky Station and the blood-colored snow was revealed by Ukraine's ministry of science and education. The pictures were taken at the former British Faraday Station, which was sold to Ukraine for a token £1 in 1996. Stunning images taken near a former British research station in Antarctica revealed the phenomenon. In 2020, scientists in Antarctica took incredible photographs of 'watermelon snow' painting the pristine white wilderness a vibrant pink. Hikers who have come into contact with the pink snow have noted that the bottom of their shoes have turned bright orange, with their footprints leaving an eye-catching peach color. I think it looks almost like it's spray painted.' Local resident Dru Davis, who was also visiting with his family, said: 'I love the color. The young boy and his family had travelled to the lake from Minnesota. 'At first, I was like, "Is someone painting it or something?"' 'I thought that was pretty cool,' Wallace Salle told ABC4. While many are looking forward to basking in the summer sun, some Utah residents have been quick to embrace the colorful build-up. The research is in its early stages, but it could provide results within two years. He is trying to ascertain how much of Utah's snowpack melts as a result of algae and what can be done to stop it from becoming a problem.
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