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Greenland ice melted six times faster, raising global sea levels
Scientists have found that the area of Greenland ice sheets is decreasing with the melting of ice into the oceans never seen in nearly half a century.
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People can be the effects that make the Earth shake more and more
When viewed from a distance, the Earth seems to be a perfect sphere but it is not so. The Earth is uneven on all sides because of the mass of rock and soil moving and ch…
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Meteors exploded near the US air base
The mysterious fireball in Greenland's sky is determined by the meteorite exploding with the estimated energy of 2.1 kiloton created.
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The dish is called
This is not something we can eat in this world. A dish that can be delicious to this person, but extremely difficult to swallow with others.
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People discovered America nearly 500 years ago Columbus
According to the Sagas of Icelanders book, Leif is the first European to set foot on Canadian territory today.
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Explain the mysterious tsunami that hit Greenland
The tsunami was caused by a landslide on the mountain, so large that it created a 4.1-magnitude earthquake and spread to the surrounding areas.
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Why is Greenland full of ice, while Iceland is covered with greenery?
These two lands are not only opposite to the name, but even their nature is opposite.
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Why do the Vikings leave Greenland?
Previously, scientists believed that the ice age, famine and conflicts with the Inuit made the Vikings return to their ancestral lands in Norway, Iceland (Iceland) and D…
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Mouse house - The Viking's special companion
During the period between the 8th and 10th centuries, Vikings explored and expanded to the areas of Greenland, Iceland and Newfoundland.
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The Viking's companion
Between the 8th and 10th centuries, Vikings explored and expanded into Greenland, Iceland and Newfoundland. Now, a new study shows that these brutal notorious people car…
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Earth distorted because gravity changes?
The rapid melting of the ice in the Arctic has caused a
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North Atlantic ocean currents heat the Arctic
Moving between Greenland and Norway, the North Atlantic ocean currents carrying the warmest stream of water in the last 2,000 years are being blamed for accelerating the…
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10 most impressive findings in 2010
Recently, the famous National Geographic magazine voted the most impressive scientific findings in 2010.
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Sign of volcanic eruption under the sea of Labrador
Scientists from Alfred Wegener Academy have studied the geology of the seabed in Labrador Sea using research vessel Maria S. Merian.