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This isolated Iceland lighthouse is the perfect place to avoid a zombie pandemic
A special lighthouse in Iceland was named the perfect place to survive if one day a pandemic of zombies happened.
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Oceanography
The mystery of a series of dead whale carcasses washed ashore was unexplainable
Tourists on a helicopter tour discovered the corpses of numerous elephants in Löngufjörur, west Iceland, on Thursday.
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The truth about mysterious rumors revolves around the world's most solitary home in Iceland
On a pristine island in the Vestmannaejar archipelago off Iceland, for many years there has been a white house on the green hillside. V
Environment
Iceland successfully tested the method of 'capturing and confining' CO2 permanently into the ground
An international team of scientists has found a specific way to store CO2 in rocks deep underground.
Biology
The whole country of Iceland has only one mosquito, it is also soaked in alcohol and put into a museum
Low heat background partly contributes, but not all. In other countries near the North Pole like Greenland, their heat may not be much different from Iceland. But Greenl…
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Unbelievable facts about Iceland
Iceland is the inspiration for the stories of the famous novelist 'Lord of the Rings' and this land is sometimes used as a rehearsal site for the Moon.
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Want to see the sun all day without diving, go to Iceland!
In Iceland, there are days of the sun
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Volt Island Surtsey: Prohibited from the mysterious period of the scientific world off Iceland
Since its discovery, the island has always been strictly monitored. On Surtsey, a small house is set up for scientists allowed to board the island.
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Solar stones - the secret to helping Vikings rule the sea for more than three centuries
As artisans who have created countless great ships, both sailors who have wavered over them, they, the Vikings ruled the North Atlantic waters from 900 to 1200.
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Interesting culture eating clay from the disease of Indians
In the talk about clay, Amilcar Apaza reminisced about his childhood in Juliaca (Peru), a peaceful city in the highlands of Iceland.
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Strange zigzag road on Iceland's largest ice lake
The zigzag road, which stretches more than two kilometers on the frozen lake surface in Iceland, confuses many locals.
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Why does lightning do not affect aircraft while flying?
The Wow Air flight took off from Iceland's capital Reykjavik to Paris on October 3 safely landed and the airline confirmed to the BBC that the plane was not damaged.
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Why is Greenland full of ice, while Iceland is covered with greenery?
These two lands are not only opposite to the name, but even their nature is opposite.
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15 great things are only available in the island of Iceland
Traveling around the island with a single path, owning the third largest glacier in the world or a unique black beach is just a few unique features only available on the…
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Rotten shark meat and Iceland's quirky dishes
In addition to rotten fermented shark meat, there are pickled sheep testicles, sheep's head, live whale meat are traditional dishes of Icelanders in general and players…