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The deepest Blue Hole in the oceans has been found: The phenomenon that puzzles experts (video)

So-called “blue holes” are naturally formed cavities on the sea floor with vertical walls, mostly found in coastal regions

Scientists detect…alcohol & vinegar in a neighboring Galaxy!

For the first time, scientists have detected complex organic molecules outside our own galaxy, in the ice surrounding a young star, opening new pathways for understanding the chemistry of the universe

Rare gold coin depicting a queen of the Hellenistic period found in an excavation in Jerusalem

It is the first coin of this kind to be discovered outside Egypt, according to researchers

Remains of British researcher who disappeared in 1959 in Antarctica found – “We had given up the search for our brother”

25-year-old Dennis "Tink" Bell fell into a glacier ravine 66 years ago, despite his partner's efforts to save him - See photos

Man missing for 28 years found in a glacier in Pakistan

"The body was intact. The clothes weren't even torn," said the shepherd who found him - Missing person case solved since 1997 - How a body can be kept in perfect condition in a glacier

A giant planet orbiting a tiny star has been discovered by astrophysicists and they are trying to explain how it formed

TOI-6894 is the smallest star known to scientists that has such a colossus orbiting it

“Dwarf” planet at the edge of the solar system, US researchers claim to have discovered

The object, named 2017 OF201, has a diameter of about 700 kilometers, according to a preliminary study - It is three times as far from Earth as Neptune

“The Frenchman’s Chasm,” the deepest cave in the Cyclades, discovered a few months ago (photos)

A 132-meter-deep cave was named after a French resident of Amorgos who pointed it out

The story of the stolen Griffin that returned to Ancient Olympia after 110 years (photos)

It was created in the 7th century BC - It was found in the mud in 1914, then disappeared, ending up in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, until it was discovered by Greek-born prosecutor Matthew Bogdanos

Underwater archaeological research in Argolida – Building structures found on the seabed

The search was carried out near Asini - See photos

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