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There was danger. The ice she shaped was both cradle and trap. Crevasses formed and stitched themselves, swallowing instruments whole; a small drone vanished into a seam and reemerged days later with a camera that carried images of chambers carved like altars. The crew learned to stop measuring with the arrogance of certainty. They learned instead to learn.

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