Massive exploding methane craters are tearing Siberia apart and scientists finally know why
Scientists uncover the mechanics behind Siberia's explosive craters as warming drives methane release.
Scientists uncover the mechanics behind Siberia's explosive craters as warming drives methane release.
Climate change is testing the limits of the world's largest permafrost crater.
Cities and agriculture go hand in hand— or so we thought.
Once this unique ecosystem is gone, we won't be able to bring it back.
Potent greenhouse gas is leaking from rock formations
A warmer world could lead to more discoveries in the near future
Higher than usual temperatures have triggered forest fires and accelerated the melting of the permafrost
High temperatures have combined with unauthorized agricultural fires to spawn massive blazes.
The baby horse still has its fur coat and hoofs.
The wall measured eight meters tall and ten meters wide.
Some of the craters are 50 meters deep.
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The "mysterious" craters in Siberia have actually been caused by methane seeping from the melting permafrost. No rockets, no meteorites, ...
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