Interesting. A canyon filled with liquid water is nothing special. But a canyon filled with solid water is!
“Upon investigating, they found that it wasn’t bad math or the model’s resolution to blame, but rather the shape of the bed.”
You made your bed, now lie in it.
Not really. Some fjords are frozen canyons winding their way to the leading edge of a glacier.
This one does not seem to have an outlet and is deeper.
Why is an ocean bed that is ~36,000 feet deep not counted when it’s filled with deep black sea water which is of course below sea level, but they’re getting their panties in a wad about an ice bed filled with temperature-challenged water (can’t say handicapped or slow, or paralyzed— Perhaps "differently-abled water" would be OK)— that’s less than one-third as deep, and calling it the deepest? Logic anyone? Or is it "white privileged ice?"