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Blue holes may offer a snapshot of what life was like thousands of years ago and also tells us about life on other planets.
Researchers have found the second-deepest blue hole in the world just off the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. The underwater cavern, located in Chetumal Bay is said to be approximately 900 feet deep and 80 or so feet less than the world’s deepest known blue hole which was discovered nearly seven years ago in the South China Sea.
The second-deepest blue hole has been discovered off the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. The underwater cavern is about 900 feet deep. Blue holes are believed to be formed during the latter ice ages around 11,000 years ago and might have answers to life on other planets
HATFIELD — The town election on May 16 will feature contested elections for three-year seats on the Select Board and Board of Health, and the three-year position as town clerk.With nomination forms due late last month, the ballot will feature a...
Peninsula Players Theatre has announced the cast for the first play reading of The Play's the Thing, a winter play reading series presented to Door County audiences.