The grave of nuclear waste under the sea costs 83 billion USD
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A giant undersea grave planned to store Britain's growing amount of radioactive waste will become the country's most expensive and lengthy major infrastructure project.
The 990 m wide Batagay crater in the Far East is continuously expanding, with the volume of frozen ground melting each year reaching up to one million cubic meters.
Discovering a whale more than 15 meters long washed ashore, many people gathered to watch.
According to scientists' calculations, the scary hypothesis may happen.
Virtus Solis plans to use the Starship rocket to launch solar cells one kilometer wide to help produce and transmit electricity in space.
The Cat's Paw Nebula is one
With a diameter of about 5 cm, ostrich eyes are five times larger than human eyes and larger than their own brains.
The Taam Ja' blue hole is at least 420 meters below sea level and may be connected to a system of hidden caves and tunnels.
The newly inaugurated molten salt green energy storage facility in Denmark is like a giant and extremely efficient battery.
According to scientists, SuperCroc crocodiles can run at speeds of up to 32 km/h over short distances. This speed is equivalent to the running speed of an Olympic-level…
A Mexican candy company has just been honored by Guinness World Records for creating a giant marshmallow that weighs more than a piano.
It took the man 40 minutes of struggling to pull the giant oarfish, 6m long and weighing 130kg, to shore.
The expedition's leader said the fossil of Puentemys mushaisaensis, estimated to be about 1.5 meters long, was found in the mountainous municipality of Socha, northeaste…
The fisherman looked closer and discovered that these animals looked similar to alien creatures.
Today's great white sharks are still much less dangerous than their newly unearthed ancestral sea monster.