The Dead Sea is likely to disappear completely
The Dead Sea water level is declining at a rate of about one meter per year which is mainly caused by human activities.
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The Dead Sea water level is declining at a rate of about one meter per year which is mainly caused by human activities.
There are quite a number of reasons why the waters are different from each other. And the sea that possesses beautiful blue water is not necessarily good.
Every ocean in the world has a number of areas where the sea surface has been divided into two different water colors.
Diamonds formed from seawater near the Earth's core can reveal movements hundreds of kilometers away.
Researchers have discovered the key to forming some of the world's most abundant diamond mines. This discovery may pave the way for creating more precious gems.
Seawater has many different colors depending on the physical and biological characteristics taking place there.
Brazilian scientists have announced the discovery of a
Besides the fact that it is not delicious, drinking salt water also makes you thirsty. But some animals can handle salinity in seawater.
When cities sink because of fresh water, the obvious solution will be seawater separation. But in fact, this technology has been very slow for thousands of years. Althou…
Last month, about 180 whales were killed by Sandavágur villagers on Vagar island during the annual whale hunting festival.
Casimir de Lavergne, an oceanographer at the University of New South Wales, Australia, and his colleagues discovered that in the North Pacific region about 2 km from the…
In the photos, one can see a sea of water strewn with clumps of water as if it is capable of producing very magical light.
NASA has published the latest images of the Black Sea taken from satellites. According to experts, the color of this important Russian sea has changed.
A water of the Black Sea suddenly turned glowing green, which made local residents extremely confused.
Is seawater more salty because salt flows from rivers to the sea, or is there a way to keep the ocean's salinity level stable?