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Hidden Ocean Larger Than All of Earth s Oceans Combined Discovered by Scientists 700 Kilometers Below Planet s Surface

The hidden ocean has been thought of as a massive subterranean water reservoir that previously went unnoticed. Click to read more.

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Did Scientists Find a Hidden Super Ocean 400 Miles Underground?

In 2014, researchers found evidence of water 400 miles underground. The underground ocean holds three times the water of surface oceans.

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The Juno spacecraft spotted evidence of a salty ocean on Jupiter s biggest moon

Ganymede, the largest moon in the solar system, might be layered with ice and liquid.

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Rise of Mysterious Slow Earthquakes in New Zealand Linked to Hidden Underground Ocean

Scientists found a hidden 'underground ocean' that could be giving rise to recent mysterious slow earthquakes in New Zealand via water pressure. Read more here.

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Hidden underground ocean could explain slow motion earthquakes in New Zealand

Mysterious ‘slow-motion’ earthquakes which have shaken New Zealand could be due to a hidden ‘ocean’ buried two miles under the sea floor.

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