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The Mariana Trench runs deeper than Everest is tall, at pressures that would crush a submarine

By BeckhamLangford

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Point Nemo is so remote that the nearest humans are often astronauts passing overhead

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Microbes buried deep beneath the seafloor may survive for millions of years, barely alive

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A honey-mushroom fungus in Oregon sprawls miles underground as one of Earth’s largest organisms

By Everett Sloane

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A hydra in the lab shows almost no signs of aging no matter how long it lives

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The Sahara was green with lakes and grazing herds just a few thousand years ago

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Dust blown off the Sahara crosses the Atlantic and feeds the Amazon

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The strongest tidal whirlpool on Earth churns off the coast of Norway

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A crack is slowly splitting Africa into two continents

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The ground under parts of California is sinking as aquifers are drained

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A slab of a Hawaiian volcano is slowly sliding toward the sea

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A restless supervolcano near Naples keeps rising and shaking

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The tallest waterfall on the planet is hidden underwater between Greenland and Iceland

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One acid-pool desert in Ethiopia is the closest thing on Earth to another planet

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Miners hit a chamber of glassy crystals up to 36 feet long and 55 tons apiece under Mexico

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Half a Minnesota river vanishes into a hole at a waterfall, and it took decades to explain

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A Hawaiian magnitude-4.5 quake was felt across the Big Island and on Oahu

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Great Sitkin’s slow lava eruption is spilling beyond its summit crater

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Mount St. Helens is still restless 45 years after it blew its top

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In one night Lake Nyos suffocated 1,700 people with an invisible gas

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