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Top 5 mysterious places on Earth waiting to be discovered by humans
Today, advances in technology have helped humans explore the most remote places on Earth.
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Oceanography
How special is the plan to put humans living under the sea?
UK-based DEEP is developing the Sentinel system, which it says is a modular, reconfigurable underwater habitat that would allow humans to live at depths of 200m for 28 d…
Space science
Admire the image of the 5,250km2 wide artificial lake seen from space
The European Space Agency (ESA) on March 18 released an image of Lake Nasser, one of the largest man-made lakes in the world, of the Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellite.
Discover science
The vast mineral mine in the Atacama desert looks from space
The photo was taken on June 26, 2019 in a special area of the Tarapaca region in northern Chile, where the largest caliche mines (or Chilean matches) can be found.
Environment
For the first time, the satellite detected and measured pollution gas leaks
For the first time a global air pollution monitoring satellite has detected and measured the amount of methane leaking from an explosion of a gas well in Ohio.
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Secrets of women approaching the world's most dangerous tribe
With a desire to discover mysteries about cultures, in 1991, a female adventurer sought to approach the most isolated tribe in the world - the Sentinel (India).
Discover science
11 times modern people disturb the tribe on Sentinel Island and this is what happened!
Do you still remember the case of the bad American tourist named John Allen Chau recently? Chau illegally invaded India's North Sentinel island.
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Tribal mystery isolates itself from the world by ... killing strangers
On a dreamy island in the Indian Ocean, there is a minority community living there for 60,000 years.
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The world's first crop map from satellite imagery
Pakistan's Tribune website on September 1 reported that Pakistan became the first country in the world to use satellite imagery to map crops.
Discover science
Satellites find deep canyons beneath thick ice in Antarctica
Researchers have found an internal structure of thick ice in Antarctica, which can then recalculate the thickness of the ice layers here.
Discover science
The mystery behind the photo
A photo taken of Egypt's Nile River, as red as blood, has caused a stir among public opinion.
Oceanography
200-year-old fish in America
A person in Seattle, USA has just caught a fish of 200 years old. This is the oldest fish ever.
Space science
Europe launches satellite observing the 7th Sentinel Earth
Europe has just launched into the satellite orbit of the 7th Sentinel Earth as part of the billernicus project worth billions of euro.
Space science
The European Union launched the first ocean-observation satellite
On the evening of February 16 (local time), from Russia's Plessetsk space center, the first European ocean observation satellite (EU), named Sentinel 3A, was launched in…
Space science
The risk of asteroids stabbing the Earth is higher than expected
New research results have raised the probability of asteroids being bombed to a higher level than before.