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New Theory Links Mysterious Holes Spotted in Siberia To Gas Eruptions

Reported for the first time in 2012, a new theory links mysterious holes found in Siberia to gas eruptions. ....

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The mystery of Siberia's strange exploding craters may have finally been solved

Scientists offered a new explanation for the huge craters that keep appearing in Siberia. These craters, first spotted in 2012, can be more than 160 feet deep ....

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Mysterious Giant Exploding Craters in Siberia May Finally Be Explained

Scientists are putting forward a new explanation for the giant exploding craters that seem to be randomly appearing in the Siberian permafrost. ....

Yamal Peninsula , Yamalo Nenetskiy Avtonomnyy Okrug , United States , Helge Hellevang , Siberian Yamal , Thomas Birchall , Lauren Schurmeier , University Of Oslo , University Centre , University Of Hawaii , Western Siberian Yamal ,

Scientists Attempt to Explain Craters Exploding Out of the Earth

These suddenly exploding craters in Siberia could be caused by a build up of hot gas and rising temperatures due to climate change. ....

United States , Thomas Birchall , Helge Hellevang , Lauren Schurmeir , University Of Hawaii , University Of Oslo , University Of Svalbard , Northern Russia ,

Scientists Attempt to Explain Craters Exploding Out of the Earth

Sudden and violent explosions have been leaving behind massive craters in the permafrost of Siberia — some nearly 70 feet wide and over 170 feet deep. The phenomenon has puzzled scientists since the first of these exploding craters were discovered in 2012. Now, a team of researchers claim to have solved the mystery. Their new […] ....

United States , Thomas Birchall , Helge Hellevang , Lauren Schurmeir , University Of Svalbard , University Of Hawaii , University Of Oslo , Northern Russia ,