A 54-year-old letter of a dead researcher was discovered in a bottle in the Arctic region!

The Dhaka Times Desk Arctic ice regions – where there is no sign of humans. Such an area Ward on Hunt Island A 54-year-old letter from an American geologist was discovered in a bottle.

Recently Canadian biologist Warwick Vincent Discovered the letter. Canada's nearest Ward Hunt Island is about 500 miles away from human habitation and has a temperature of minus 18 degrees Celsius.

The first line of the letter is 'TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN'. Wrote the letter Paul Walker A researcher named He mentions in the letter a glacier that he created, another glacier next to it. The distance between the two glaciers was 4 feet. He wrote in the letter that he would get the letter, that he should measure it again and send the information to him. In addition, the letter also mentions that the ice sheet in that region has increased or disappeared.

The letter was written on July 10, 1959. Below the letter is Paul Walker's address.

Interestingly – Paul Walker measured the distance between the two glaciers in the letter, the distance was 329 feet which increased by 4 feet in 54 years and is now 333 feet. On the other hand, evidence of melting glaciers has also been discovered in the region. Vincent says – The level of glacier melting in the last year is alarming.

Vincent, on the other hand, took a picture of the letter and put the bottle back in its original place and left another note like Paulwalk for any future discoverer.

Meanwhile, after the discovery of the letter, Warwick Vincent investigates and learns that the sender, Paul Walker, had died that year. Paul Walker suffered a stroke and became paralyzed. Rescued by a pilot, he died in November of that year at the age of 25 at his parents' home.

Reference: Popschy