Climate Change May Be Responsible For Northern Russia's Mysterious Craters
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In July 2014, a helicopter pilot flying over Northern Russia's remote Yamal Peninsula came across a massive crater in the thick, permanently frozen subsurface layer of soil known as permafrost. As news of the gaping hole that measured an impressive 100-meters in diameter spread, people all over the world began wondering about its origin.
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adroit_avimimus2년 이상Oh my! I know climate change was bad, but this is terrible! Even 3 years later, this is still a problem! I just hope craters don't form near towns and cities!
basketballanime3년 이상wow thas cool- B-Dawg약 6년I wish i was in that methan filled thing so i could shoot up in the air.
- omgthatsme약 6년this is very intresting ive never seen anything like this before
- lollolololol6년 이상how deep is the siberian shelf?????
- meep🐶😝6년 이상that's amazing!
- real opinion 😀6년 이상I think is interesting that the climate change and methane explosions could have done a crater with 100m deep
- jb6년 이상cool
- XXFIREGOD12XX6년 이상sup dude
- random girl 6년 이상cool