The B-17 bomber, which crashed in Iceland during World War II, appeared 76 years later.
According to Gadin.Net, Haber Global reports that the reason for the appearance of the US plane was the melting of the ice.
The effects of climate change, such as rising temperatures, rising carbon dioxide and melting glaciers, continue to be the world's biggest problem.
A US B-17 strategic bomber that crashed in Iceland during World War II crashed on the ice on September 16, 1944, along with 10 crew members.
Over time, the melting of glaciers led to the discovery of the remains of the plane 76 years later. The remains were found by climbers exploring the area.