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Frost mounds are areas of the permafrost that bulge as fluids accumulate beneath the surface.
In a closed system, water and gas are trapped in a pocket that inflates, putting increasing pressure on the surface of the ground.
The Yamal crater, measuring about 65 feet ( 20 meters ) wide and 165 feet ( 50 m) deep, is one example.
Scientists still aren't sure exactly how gas accumulates to form frost mounds.
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