Huge Block of Material Hidden Under Africa and the Pacific Ocean
Scientists know almost nothing about the origin and composition of two large continent-sized rock masses located on opposite sides of the Earth's inner mantle.
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Scientists know almost nothing about the origin and composition of two large continent-sized rock masses located on opposite sides of the Earth's inner mantle.
A cluster of mysterious black eggs was brought up by a deep-sea probe, containing the embryos of a strange creature never recorded by science.
Lake Isa in Yellowstone has the unique feature of flowing into both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
On November 14, NASA released satellite images capturing an unusual event when four storms, Toraji, Yinxing, Usagi, and Manyi, appeared at the same time in November.
The eastern Pacific Ocean has a current of water that is getting colder, contrary to scientists' climate models.
Strange structures surrounding deep-ocean hydrothermal vents may help us explain the origin of life.
Unusual seismic data in the Pacific Ocean has revealed a mysterious giant structure that burrowed into the Earth since the time of the dinosaurs.
A silk shark broke a world record by migrating tens of thousands of kilometers in 546 days.
Known since 2010, giant blobs in the Pacific Ocean have become a mystery to those who witness them.
On this beautiful island next to the International Date Line, ancient cities have appeared in a completely shocking way.
Scientists have just recorded images of beautiful and mysterious creatures at a depth of 5,000m below the surface of the Pacific Ocean.
A very powerful explosion ionized the upper part of the Earth's atmosphere, leading to disruption of shortwave radio signals.
Scientists have discovered the unbelievable mechanism that causes tsunamis 15 meters high, spread across three oceans within just 20 hours, even mysteriously crossing So…
Scientists find a strange yellow brick road on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean that could lead to the lost city.
Ha Long typhoon is increasing rapidly in the Western Pacific, with satellite images recording winds of 305 km / h.