The fascinating methane bubbles underneath lakes across the world hide a darker secret that can harm our planet.

Our planet Earth, too, has some amazing features that amaze scientists and make them wonder why this wonder exists. Check ...

The water and glacier are surrounded by grey mountains covered in white snow and ice. Southern Siberia's Lake Baikal is the largest and deepest freshwater lake in the world and likely one of the ...

Before considerable scientific research by Western Nevada College Professor of Geosciences Dr. Winnie Kortemeier, it was ...

The oldest lakes in the world — Lake Baikal, Siberia (5-10.3 million years old) and Lake Tanganyika, East Africa (8-10 million years old) — were also created by extensional fault-block basins ...

The world's first public railway was the Stockton to Darlington line in England, which opened in 1825. It was just eight miles long when it opened to transport both passengers and freight.

Freshwater Ice,GPS Data,Global Precipitation Measurement Satellite,High Incidence Angle,July 2018,Kurtosis Coefficients,Lake Baikal,Low Angle,Low Incidence Angles,Mean Sea Level,Narrow ...

Freshwater Ice,GPS Data,Global Precipitation Measurement Satellite,High Incidence Angle,July 2018,Kurtosis Coefficients,Lake Baikal,Low Angle,Low Incidence Angles,Mean Sea Level,Narrow ...

You say that Lake Baikal in Eastern Russia is one of the spookiest lakes out there. Why? “It's the oldest and deepest lake in the world: 25 million years old and over 5,000 feet deep ...

While the term ‘blood-red lake’ might conjure up chilling images, the truth of Lake Baikal’s deep blue waters is equally ...