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Everest is no longer the highest: scientists have found giant structures under the Earth that are 100 times taller than itPhoto

Researchers have discovered two giant underground zones beneath Africa and the Pacific Ocean, reaching 1000 km in height. These structures, formed billions of years ago, are changing our understanding of the planet's internal structure.

Weather and environment • November 24, 02:09 AM • 26355 views
Mysterious blue substance found deep in the Pacific Ocean may explain the origin of life - scientists

An expedition of scientists discovered a strange blue substance at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean, which contains lipid molecules, indicating microbial activity. This discovery could help understand the origin of life on Earth and other planets.

News of the World • November 13, 06:44 PM • 6493 views
Danish intelligence investigates secret US operations in Greenland

Denmark summoned a US diplomat over suspicions of secret US operations in Greenland. Intelligence uncovered three Americans, linked to the White House, operating on the island.

News of the World • August 27, 10:29 AM • 3029 views
US deploys E-6B command aircraft near Greenland for exercises with nuclear submarines - Newsweek

The US Navy confirmed the presence of an E-6B "Mercury" aircraft at Pituffik Air Base in Greenland. It is involved in routine operations and exercises with strategic nuclear submarines.

News of the World • August 24, 03:03 AM • 4417 views
A powerful volcanic eruption occurred on Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula

After earthquakes, the Klyuchevskaya Sopka volcano began erupting on Kamchatka. Scientists are recording the descent of incandescent lava down the western slope.

News of the World • July 30, 03:07 PM • 3740 views
An earthquake of magnitude 7.5 occurred in Kamchatka, Russia: a tsunami threat has been declaredVideo

An earthquake of magnitude 7. 5 occurred in Kamchatka, causing a tsunami threat. Local public pages report that a four-meter wave was recorded in the region.

News of the World • July 30, 01:37 AM • 43954 views
Air purification efforts in East Asia accelerated global warming - Media

New research has shown that air purification from pollution in East Asia, especially in China, has led to an acceleration of global warming. This is due to the reduction of the cooling effect of sulfate aerosols, which previously masked some of the warming from greenhouse gases.

News of the World • July 14, 02:28 PM • 5650 views
Batteries in exchange for life: deep-sea metal mining kills ocean life

The Metals Company plans to mine polymetallic nodules in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone of the Pacific Ocean. Ecologists warn of a significant reduction in benthic populations due to mining.

News of the World • July 3, 12:05 PM • 1695 views
Starlink-equipped drone narco-sub seized in Colombia for the first time

The Colombian Navy has for the first time detained an unmanned drug submarine equipped with a Starlink antenna off the Caribbean coast. The vessel, belonging to the Gulf Clan, was empty but could carry 1.5 tons of cocaine.

News of the World • July 3, 06:04 AM • 1934 views
First quantum satellite computer launched with SpaceX rocket

The world's first photonic quantum computer has been successfully launched into orbit as part of the SpaceX Transporter 14 mission. This device, developed by an international group of scientists, has the potential to change the principles of data processing in space and planetary observation.

News of the World • June 24, 10:02 AM • 2910 views
Two Chinese aircraft carriers spotted simultaneously in the Pacific Ocean for the first time

Japan announced that it had spotted two Chinese aircraft carriers operating simultaneously in the Pacific Ocean for the first time. The Japanese Defense Minister believes that this indicates Beijing's intention to expand its capabilities.

News of the World • June 10, 08:33 AM • 3780 views
In Kamchatka, the Karymsky volcano spewed ash to 3.5 km: air traffic suspended

The Karymsky volcano in Kamchatka spewed a column of ash to a height of 3. 5 km, which led to the temporary closure of local airports and the suspension of air traffic in the region.

News of the World • May 10, 03:45 PM • 7445 views
Pike fishing is banned in Ukraine from February 15: details, fines and rules

From February 15 to March 31, 2025, Ukraine will ban pike fishing in the waters of Kyiv and other regions. Each illegally caught fish will be fined UAH 3,468.

Society • February 15, 06:00 AM • 102227 views
The US is preparing a ban on oil drilling off the coast

The Biden administration plans to ban oil and gas drilling on 2. 5 million square kilometers of the US coast. The restrictions will cover the Pacific and Atlantic coasts and the eastern Gulf of Mexico.

News of the World • January 6, 04:38 AM • 28206 views
Environmental disaster: Peru declares state of emergency due to oil spill into the ocean

The Peruvian government has declared an environmental emergency due to an oil spill by the state-owned company Petroperu. 10,000 square meters of the ocean surface were polluted, 7 beaches and local fauna were affected.

News of the World • December 27, 02:17 AM • 19624 views
La Niña could cause severe drought in the US plains during the winter months

NOAA predicts the development of La Niña conditions this winter, which could lead to severe drought in the US plains. Already 52% of wheat growing areas in the US are suffering from drought.

News of the World • October 28, 04:14 PM • 16283 views
The arrival of La Niña is postponed until November, El Niña may persist until March 2025

The expected transition to La Niña in the Pacific Ocean is postponed until November-December with a 60% probability. El Niña may persist until March 2025, which will affect global weather conditions.

News of the World • October 23, 03:18 PM • 106854 views
Russia may have overestimated the number of ships that took part in the Ocean-24 military exercises - British intelligence

Russia conducted the Ocean-24 naval exercises, probably exaggerating the number of ships involved. According to British intelligence, Russia had access to only 300 ships, not 400 as claimed.

News of the World • October 13, 02:00 PM • 20682 views
Over half a century, the number of wild animals in the world has decreased by more than 70% - WWF report

According to the WWF, the number of wild animals in the world has decreased by 73% since 1970 due to human impact. Freshwater species have suffered the most, with habitat loss and overexploitation being the main threats.

News of the World • October 10, 11:48 PM • 17107 views
Taiwan announces full combat readiness due to China's ballistic missile launch

The Taiwanese Defense Ministry has detected “several waves” of missile launches deep in China and declared full combat readiness. This happened a few days after Beijing announced a successful test of an intercontinental ballistic missile.

War in Ukraine • September 29, 11:05 PM • 101503 views
China announces successful test of an intercontinental ballistic missile in the Pacific Ocean

The Chinese Defense Ministry announced the successful launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile in the Pacific Ocean on September 25. The launch took place as part of annual military exercises amid tensions with the United States and its allies.

News of the World • September 25, 11:25 AM • 12917 views
russia and China's joint military exercises show that the two countries are increasingly working together to show strength - CNN

The russian-Chinese military exercises Ocean 2024 are part of the ongoing strengthening of military coordination between the two countries. Experts note the growing complexity and geography of joint exercises amid global tensions.

News of the World • September 18, 02:28 PM • 15463 views
SpaceX launches Falcon 9 with satellites to expand coverage in the Arctic

SpaceX successfully launched a Falcon 9 rocket with two ASBM satellites to expand broadband coverage in the Arctic. This was the 22nd launch of this launch vehicle, which equaled the company's record for rocket reuse.

News of the World • August 12, 10:02 PM • 26551 views
The US sends a submarine with missiles to the Middle East

The US Department of Defense is sending a guided missile submarine to the Middle East. The deployment of the aircraft carrier ISS Abraham Lincoln and auxiliary ships from the naval base on the island of Guam has also been accelerated.

War in Ukraine • August 12, 01:41 AM • 108290 views
Japan fears a powerful earthquake in the Nankai fault

Japan's Meteorological Agency has warned of an increased likelihood of a major earthquake in the Nankai Fault. In the event of a mega-earthquake, aftershocks can be felt over a large area, and a tsunami can reach 30 meters.

News of the World • August 8, 02:59 PM • 19670 views
Colombia issues flood alert due to flooding on the Chilcotín River

A landslide on the Chilcotín River created a natural dam, leading to flooding in Colombia. The authorities announced an evacuation in one of the remote areas, expecting a significant increase in the water level in the river.

Society • August 4, 08:45 PM • 23926 views
russia launches large-scale naval exercises with 20 thousand troops

The terrorist country has launched planned military exercises involving three fleets and the Caspian Flotilla. About 20,000 military personnel and 300 ships are taking part in the exercise to test the naval command and control.

Politics • July 30, 02:50 AM • 85448 views
UN calls for revision of climate strategies due to record heat wave

Antonio Guterres urged the world to urgently review climate strategies due to the record heat wave. He emphasized the need to abandon fossil fuels and strengthen the fight against inequality.

News of the World • July 26, 03:27 PM • 23243 views
2024 could be world's hottest year as June breaks records

Last month was the hottest June on record, continuing a 13-month streak of exceptional temperatures, which could make 2024 the hottest year on record.

News of the World • July 8, 02:19 PM • 23150 views
July 5: World Bikini Day, Workaholic Day

On July 5, 1946, French fashion designer Louis Riar presented the bikini swimsuit to the public, which became a real revolution in fashion. The first woman to wear this open swimsuit was Frenchwoman Michelle Bernardini.

UNN Lite • July 5, 03:13 AM • 108418 views