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todayilearned
Jun 05, 2020
TIL Scientists discovered sharks that are living in an active underwater volcano. Divers cannot investigate because they would get burns from the acidity and heat.
engineering
evolution
geology
robots
sharks
solomon islands
south pacific ocean
submarine volcanoes
volcanoes
volcanology
todayilearned
May 31, 2020
TIL that due to the structure of Planet Earth, there are actually subterranean mountains some 410 miles down below the surface, with some being taller than Mount Everest.
biodiversity
chemistry
earth
earth sciences
earthquakes
ecology
geology
himalaya
minerals
water
todayilearned
Apr 26, 2020
TIL In 1964, 3 amateur jewel thieves stole $400,000 worth of jewels from the American Museum of Natural History. Using a glass cutter, duct tape, and a squeegee, they were able to take the world's largest sapphire, the world's most perfect ruby, and the largest black sapphire
art crimes
gems
geology
heists
museums
todayilearned
Apr 22, 2020
TIL of the Likov's, a Russian family of Old Believers who lived in the Siberian wilderness completely isolated from the outside world for 40 years. They were discovered in 1978 for the first time by a group of Soviet geologists, unaware that World War II had taken place.
geology
religion
world war ii
todayilearned
Jun 12, 2019
TIL 700,000 year old stone tools were found in the Philippines despite the fact that known humans didn't arrive until 600,000 years later. Researches aren't sure how humans got there or what early hominid could have even made them
earth sciences
geology
human ancestors
luzon
philippines
physical sciences
safety
tool use
tools
volcanology
todayilearned
May 25, 2019
TIL that a crevice refers to a crack in rock while a crevasse is a crack in a glacier.
big questions
geology
nature
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