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Greenland's ice sheet — the second biggest in the world — is cracking open at alarming speed, scientists discover

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Fissures in Greenland 's ice sheet grew by up to 25% in five years , new 3D maps show.

The Greenland Ice Sheet covers 80% of Greenland 's landmass and is 1.9 miles thick at its thickest point.

Scientists are worried about cracks opening in the ice sheet because fissures promote melting.

The study reveals just how quickly the Greenland ice sheet could come undone.

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