Imagine this — Antarctica, the one place on Earth that’s supposed to be untouchable. The sky is a perfect blue, the sun glaring off miles of endless white, and for a moment, everything feels still. Scientists move between buildings, radios crackle, and the hum of generators echoes across the snow. Then, a sound breaks through — deep, heavy, and impossible. The horizon, once flat and calm, begins to rise. It doesn’t make sense at first — the ocean climbing the ice. But it’s real. A wall of water,