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Few people know that many places on Earth have unique and strange scenes like alien lands ...
Mariana groove or rift in the Mariana Islands, in the Pacific Northwest. The terrible depth of the Mariana Trench is even bigger than the tallest Mount Everest in the wo…
Hydrothermal vents and the first chemical reactions on the ocean floor are the cause of the first life on Earth.
This area of hydrothermal vents is located deep west of the North Atlantic, far from the solar energy that helps sustain life.
According to the Daily Mail, British scientists have discovered the life of about 20 species of strange creatures at depths more than 2km off the Antarctic. These creatu…
Researchers from the Swedish Museum of Natural History have discovered one of the world's most unusual snails. They had a hard iron layer clinging tightly to each other,…
Enceladus is one of Saturn's moons whose surface is covered in thick ice and 890 million miles from our Earth.
Signals from hydroxylamine molecules are an important basis for finding the origin of life on the planet about 3.6 billion years ago.
Looking at this strange animal, one immediately mentions a snail with iron armor and creepy feathers.
Your stool may soon be used as a reusable fuel, thanks to a new technique invented by researchers.
Scientists discovered that volcanic Campi Flegrei in Naples, Italy showed signs of waking up and could affect half a million people living in the area if an eruption occ…
The expedition team used the remote control vehicle (ROV) in the Cayman Troug area. They were surprised to see the hydrothermal vents below the depth of nearly 5,000m, t…
According to experts, Saturn's moon, Enceladus, officially joins places where life is likely to exist right in the solar system.
Two campaigns in the ocean named Graviluck and MoMARETO led by IFREMER, CNRS and INSU institutes will be launched in early August. The main objectives of these campaigns…
US scientists use hydrothermal liquefaction technology with high temperature and pressure to turn waste water into bio-crude in minutes.