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Planet Earth

Manta Rays Dive Almost 4,000 Feet into the Deep Ocean &mdash; Not for Food, But for Directions

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West Australian Lanternshark (Etmopterus westraliensis) 

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New Deep-Sea Lanternshark and a Pearly White Crab Discovered Off the Australian Coast

a geyser at Yellowstone National Park erupting 

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Water Flows Beneath Yellowstone National Park, Sometimes Taking Decades to Reach a Geyser

Sunken war vessels now home to marine life

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Thousands of Marine Animals Found Living on Sunken World War II Warheads

Jagged pieces of ice sticking up from a frozen lake on a sunny day

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Technology

Ice Could Generate Electricity, Making it a Low-Cost Source of Energy

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The Great Barrier Reef Experiences Largest Annual Decline in Nearly 40 Years

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The Sciences

Asteroid Ryugu Was Once Packed with Water, Offering Clues on Earth&#39;s Habitability

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At Almost 500 Feet Below the Water, Experts Heard the Sounds of the Elusive Beaked Whale

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This Is Why Foam on Belgian Beer Lasts &ndash; And Foam on Lagers Does Not

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Shark Teeth May Start to Decay as Ocean Water Becomes Increasingly Acidic

Neptune-like exoplanet, water vapor planet

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Steam Worlds Have Atmospheres Like a Sweltering Sauna, Made Entirely of Hot Water Vapor

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The First Civilization in Ancient Mesopotamia Thrived Thanks to Rivers and Tides

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水

蝠鲼潜入近4000英尺深的海洋——不是为了觅食，而是为了寻找方向

澳大利亚海岸附近发现新的深海灯笼鲨和一种珍珠白色的螃蟹

水流经黄石国家公园地下，有时需要数十年才能到达间歇泉

在沉没的二战弹头上发现数千种海洋生物

冰可以发电，使其成为低成本的能源来源

大堡礁经历近40年来最大年度衰退

小行星龙宫曾富含水，为地球的宜居性提供了线索

在水下近500英尺处，专家们听到了神出鬼没的喙鲸的声音

这就是为什么比利时啤酒的泡沫持久——而拉格啤酒的泡沫则不然

随着海水酸度增加，鲨鱼牙齿可能开始腐蚀

蒸汽世界的 атмосфер就像一个闷热的桑拿房，完全由热蒸汽组成

古美索不达米亚的第一个文明因河流和潮汐而繁荣

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