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These lakes are likened to nature's masterpieces because of their uniqueness and incredible beauty.
It is a fact that the time when the body feels the coldest is not necessarily coinciding with the time when the sky fell to the deepest temperature.
American scientists have drawn the deepest area map in the ocean, more detailed than the previous maps. It is the Mariana basin in the western Pacific Ocean, about 2500k…
McDonald's Lake is not only the largest, longest and deepest lake in Glacier National Park, Montana State, USA, but it is also endowed by nature with colorful stones hid…
An expedition team has discovered the world's deepest underwater cave in eastern Czech Republic.
The Dead Sea has become a tourist attraction for thousands of years because extremely salty seawater makes bathers never sink and is said to bring many health benefits.
A young photographer has just released a collection of stunning photographs of the dynamic Dan yr Ogof system that looks like the opening scene for the James Bond movie.
The face that has always been hidden under the ice sheet of Antarctica has been exposed to the world, thanks to the new mapping technology of the US Aeronautics and Spac…
According to the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) report, Antarctic bottom water (AABW) is disappearing with an average rate of about 8 million…
James Cameron, one of the most famous people in the Hollywood film capital, has just completed his expedition at the deepest place on the planet, 11 km deep.
Subway station in the capital of Pyongyang and North Korea through photographer lens of CNN deep hun and is assumed to be the deepest slope station in the world.
The depth of the Y-40 Deep Joy tank is 40 m so visitors can experience diving, swimming, studying underwater photography or watching performances of the
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration simulates the ocean floor under data collected from satellites and boats.
Z-44 Chayvo oil well is the deepest place that people can dig, but we have to dig another 6,400km to reach the center of the Earth.