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Supercontinent Pangea is formed like?
Perhaps the supercontinents were formed when a hot rock stream erupted from deep within the earth between the continents, pushing them apart until all the land on the ea…
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Why do few people separate fresh water from sea water?
When cities sink because of fresh water, the obvious solution will be seawater separation. But in fact, this technology has been very slow for thousands of years. Althou…
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The reason why Iran's capital Tehran is sinking cannot recover
The land of Tehran, home to 15 million Iranians, is the largest city in West Asia, sinking at tremendous speed.
1001 mystery
The mysterious story of the six Chinese who survived the sinking of the Titanic
In the early hours of April 15, 1912, British passenger ship RMS Titanic hit an iceberg and sank during the first trip from Southampton, England to New York, USA.
1001 mystery
The mysterious giant hole appears between Antarctica
According to Radio Sputnik (Russia), this deep pit has an area of about 80,000 km2, equivalent to the area of Austria or the US state of Maine.
1001 mystery
'Hell hole' attacked China
Recently, in China, there have been continuous occurrences of large sinking holes - the earth suddenly
Oceanography
Male sperm whales use the enemy's forehead and sink the boat
By computer simulation and data analysis of bone and bone structure, scientists have shown that sperm whales use their forehead to knock the enemy and can sink ships lar…
Oceanography
Giant whales are approaching the tourist boat
Two giant whales appeared beneath a tourist boat, seemingly just needing to swing their tail to sink the ship in the blink of an eye.
Oceanography
Shrimp gnaw on the wreck of the sea
Because a species of shrimp lives in a place where there is almost no food, it gives them enzymes capable of digesting wood so they can eat wrecks.
Oceanography
The ocean on Earth is being sucked into a place where no one knows where it is
The ocean is not just what we see. In the deep sea there are still separate flows, it can even be considered as a form
Archeology
The city of ancient super-rich Romans sank under the sea
Baiae city is located in the ocean once used to be a place for the wealthy Roman era with many luxurious works.
Archeology
The hardship of searching for Minh's treasure sinks the seabed
During the fierce naval battle between the Ming navy (1368-1644) and the native Sri Lanka offshore more than 600 years ago, a giant transport ship carried gold and gems…
Archeology
Mysterious tunnel system from World War I under the British supermarket
Historical experts believe that this tunnel system may have been used in both world wars.
Archeology
The wreck contains more than 2,000 bombs that could easily explode from World War II
The Oceanic and British Coast Patrol revealed images of a sinking ship containing more than 2,000 easy-to-detonate bombs during World War II.
Archeology
Discovered the wreck of 18th century slave ship of Portugal
New experts discovered Portugal's sinking ship Sao Jose-Paquete de Africa off the coast of South Africa in 1794.