Oceanography
What Are Hydrothermal Vents?
Hydrothermal vents are places on the seafloor where seawater circulates through hot, chemically reactive ocean crust and returns to the ocean carrying dissolved minerals…
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Oceanography
What Is the Deep Sea?
The deep sea is the vast ocean environment below the sunlit surface layers, commonly including waters deeper than about 200 meters. It is cold, dark, under high pressure…
Oceanography
Images of the 'underground world' just discovered at the bottom of the sea
Scientists have discovered animal communities such as tube worms and snails living in underwater volcanic caves, previously unknown ecosystems.
Oceanography
Mysterious 'life-like' creature discovered at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean
Strange structures surrounding deep-ocean hydrothermal vents may help us explain the origin of life.
Space science
A death hole appeared in the middle of the galaxy's 'heart' containing Earth
Data from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory reveals Sagittarius A* -
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New research shows: Venting anger does not make us less angry
Vent your anger while you're there
New technology
New fabric opens air vents when you sweat
Thanks to the tiny flaps and the silver coating on the outside, the new fabric is both warm and cool at the same time.
Health
Women rub ginger to these 2 places on their bodies without worrying about being overweight or diseases
Ginger is a spice found in every kitchen. But more than that it is one
Animal world
Discovered 4 species of marine worms with metallic scales
Four new species of worms have been discovered on the deep sea by submarines and remote-controlled diving equipment from the University of California San Diego, USA (UCS…
Oceanography
Hundreds of hydrothermal nozzles undulating the seabed
The new underwater map reveals towering towers and hydrothermal vents rising from the sea floor in the dark off the Pacific Northwest.
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Could Darwin be wrong about the origin of life on Earth?
According to the theory of scientist Charles Darwin, life can be formed in a 'warm lake' filled with salt, light, temperature ... But this hypothesis may not be accurate.
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The earth is gradually drying up because it is swallowing the ocean itself
The earth's deep water cycle is unbalanced and this is more or less related to Pangea, a dead supercontinent.
Oceanography
Surprising scientists discovered a new ecosystem at the bottom of the ocean with a depth of 3,800m
The new ecosystem is named Jaich Maa, located at a depth of 3,800m in the Pescadero basin south of the Gulf of California (USA).
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Thunder gods suck water in the sea
Natural water vents called the Thunder God wells seem to attract ocean water into the ground in photos taken from the Oregon coast.
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This is why you should not close the air vents on the aircraft
If you regularly fly, it may not be strange for the vents right above your seat.