Oceanography
The 150km2 stone block floats on the Pacific Ocean
The giant pumice mass formed after an underwater volcanic eruption near Tonga and will drift to the coast of Australia in another 7-12 months.
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Archeology
The 5,000-year-old megalithic monument sticks out under the lake after the drought
The giant megalithic stone circle emerges from the deep bottom after the water in the suburb of Peraleda de la Mata, Spain, withdraws.
Health
What is the yellow nose?
The nose water is normally transparent and slightly sticky. However, if the nose is yellow, do we have the disease and which diseases can make the nose yellow.
Archeology
Discovered the 8,000-year shipyard ruins submerged under the seabed
Archaeologists found a Stone Age wooden platform with meticulously treated wooden bars in British waters.
Animal world
Hydroelectric dams change the flow, the 'water monster' Mekong is on the verge of extinction
Recent reports show that the number of large freshwater animal species has decreased by 97% compared to 1970, due to the natural flow of altered rivers and human catchin…
Environment
Mysteriously the village is sinking into the sea
The erosion caused by the waves, along with the rise of the sea, submerged 300 hectares of land in Bedono, a village on the island of Java, Indonesia.
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Why are men more likely to drown than women?
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says about 80% of people who die from drowning are men. And long-term data also show that men are more likely to dro…
Oceanography
The temperature of the oceans billions of years ago is not hotter than today
Some geologists believe that ancient ocean temperatures were extremely hot (at least 70 degrees Celsius), while some thought it was close to today's heat (about 15 degre…
Archeology
Mysterious noble beauty mummy in the stone coffin
A female mummy in an unbelievably intact silk outfit in a stone casket sunk deep in the waters of Siberia (Russia) was discovered by experts when the water in the dam dr…
Oceanography
Deep blue of sea water is a sign of death
The sea water is obviously not blue. The blue of the ocean only reflects the depth, the components that make up the sea there and what is below the sea surface.
Animal world
Heat waves heat up water and cause salmon to die in Alaska
Alaska is experiencing an unprecedented wave of sunshine this summer, causing salmon to die massively due to the unbearable hot water.
Health
How to eat helps reduce the risk of colon cancer
Supplementing beneficial bacteria, vitamin C, anti-digestive starch, drinking warm salt water in the morning ... cleansing the colon and reducing the risk of bowel cance…
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Shock detection in ice cores in the Arctic - the most remote waters
Tiny pieces of plastic have been found in ice cores drilled in the Arctic, indicating increasing pollution for marine life in even the most remote waters of the planet.
Archeology
Discovered a merchant ship wreck over 2,000 years under the Greek sea
The researchers found five large cargo ships and a large anchor in the waters near Levitha island during the June dive.