The Hum - The mysterious sound challenges the scientific world
Named The Hum, the oddly low low frequency sound is only heard by 2% of the population in isolated places.
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Named The Hum, the oddly low low frequency sound is only heard by 2% of the population in isolated places.
People heard strange moans mingling with a low sound, occasionally interfering with a screeching cry like a violent storm.
Twice a year when the tide is low, a 2.8 km long and 40 meter wide strip of land appears, turning into a road connecting the Korean island of Jindo and Modo for a few ho…
The new radar system will send low-frequency radio pulses on the Martian surface and record data then return to the Mars Express spacecraft.
The circular depressions on the red planet can form after volcanic eruptions, releasing large amounts of matter.
The Dead Sea lies in a low desert, with a faster evaporation rate than water in the ocean, making the lake saltier than seawater because of its higher salt concentration.
In 2011, an Australian cruise ship attracted white sharks thanks to songs by famous rock band AC / DC.
According to a recent report, the number of dead zones in the ocean is increasing due to sudden ocean warming.
University of Washington researchers have found that this common migration helps shape our oceans.
New research to rebuild the ice level on the sea between Greenland and Svalbard from the 13th century to the present shows that there has never been a low amount of sea…
Corals are coral class marine organisms (Anthozoa) that exist in the form of small polyps like anemones, often living in populations of many identical individuals.
According to Professor Clarke, our lack of sympathy for such sounds can be traced back to the innate memory of long-forgotten predators.
The ancient Romans probably didn't need to go to the dentist, because they all had an extremely healthy set of teeth.
You probably know, millions of years ago Earth was dominated by giant reptile monsters named after
The CT scan results showed that the Romans killed in a volcanic eruption nearly 2,000 years ago had strong teeth thanks to a diet low in sugar and lots of vegetables.