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8. The Crust is Peeling!
In 1969, over a dozen people were killed in Portugal by a tsunami that was caused by a giant earthquake off the coast. An even larger earthquake had hit the area around 200 years ago, destroying the city of Lisbon and killing over 100,000 people.

7. Deepest Dive Ever
In May of this year, the deepest dive in history was achieved by explorer and businessman Victor Vescovo. He descended 35,853 feet (10,927 meters) to the bottom of the Challenger Deep at the southern end of the Mariana Trench- and the deepest point on the planet.

6. Blob of Rock Triggers Earthquakes
Every year, over 100 earthquakes of a magnitude of 4.0 or greater strike throughout the Hindu Kush mountain range, which stretches some 500 miles (800 kilometers) along the border of Afghanistan and Pakistan. Scientists aren’t sure why, but it’s one of Earth’s most seismically active regions, especially for intermediate-depth earthquakes, which form between 45 and 190 miles below the surface (70-300 kilometers).

5. The Great Whirl
The Great Whirl was first recorded in 1866 by British geographer Alexander Findley. It’s a churning, clockwise ocean whirlpool the size of Colorado that appears off the coast of Somalia every spring. It’s so big, it can be seen from space, and recent satellite images reveal that it’s bigger and longer-lasting than previously thought.

4. Methane Fire-Breathing Mountain
For more than 2,000 years, a mountain in Turkey has been steadily spewing fire. This strange formation is known as the Chimaera Seep, or the Flames of Chimaera. While it is true that the gods might be unhappy as the legend goes, according to a recent New York Times article, the flames are being caused by a bizarre geological phenomenon that scientists can’t quite explain.

3. Big Ocean Waves are Getting Bigger
Due to an increase in extreme winds, ocean waves throughout the world are getting bigger. Good for surfers, not so good for coastlines. This was recently determined in a study by a pair of scientists from the University of Melbourne, Australia, who monitored changes in the ocean using 33 years of satellite data. It’s the biggest-ever collection of wind and wave data yet.

2. Pause in Earthquakes for California
It’s been over a century since California has experienced a ground-rupturing, massive earthquake. The last time this happened was in 1918 and everyone has been expecting one any day now. David Jackson, professor emeritus at the University of California, Berkeley, expressed concern over the lack of seismic activity at a 2014 conference in Alaska, calling into question scientists’ data on historical earthquakes.

1. Radioactive Carbon Found in Ocean Trenches
You might be surprised to hear that crustaceans living in the deepest parts of the ocean have been found to contain radioactive carbon. These elevated levels of radiocarbon were found in amphipods up to 7 miles (11 kilometers) beneath the surface, in the deep trenches of the Pacific Ocean.

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8. A TRANSPORTATION GRAVEYARD
Lake Washington in Seattle is unique mainly because of the sheer number of planes, trains, and boats found abandoned in the water, among other things- making it a kind of graveyard.

7. A GHOST TOWN
Upon the completion of the Buchanan Dam in 1937, around 20,000 acres of land in the Texas counties of Llano and Burnet were submerged by the rising Colorado River waters, including the town of Bluffton, which was located along Old Highway 29. Some 50 families were forced to relocate and sell their land to Lower Colorado River Authority.

6. MISSING CARS...AND PEOPLE
In 2013, police testing sonar equipment discovered two long-missing vehicles at the bottom of Foss Lake in Elk City, Oklahoma. One of the cars, which had gone missing on November 20, 1970, was a blue 1969 Camaro. Tragically, the bodies of three teenagers who had gone missing at the same time were found inside the car.

5. A STONEHENGE STRUCTURE
In 2007, a bizarre, seemingly ancient object was discovered at the bottom of Lake Michigan by a team of archaeologists from Northwestern Michigan University College, who were scanning the water for shipwrecks. Among the ruins was what appeared to be a carving of a mastodon, along with a series of boulders arranged in a “Stonehenge-like” manner.

4. A STATUE OF JESUS
The mastodon carving and Stonehenge-like assembly aren’t the only odd things that have been found at the bottom of Lake Michigan. There’s also a, 11-foot-tall, 1,850-pound Italian marble statue of Jesus. It sits underneath 22 feet of water, at the bottom of Traverse Bay, and boasts the title of the world’s only crucifix that is submerged in freshwater.

3. A MYSTERY AIRPLANE
It’s fascinating enough to find an entire airplane at the bottom of a water body, but when nobody knows where the plane came from and can’t trace it to any known crashes, things get downright creepy! That’s what happened in September 2013, when firefighters from the Charlotte, North Carolina Fire Department, who were using sonar, discovered a sunken seaplane in Lake Norman.

2. UNDERWATER TEA PARTY
In May 2015, a concerned snorkeler called the La Paz County Sheriff’s Office in Arizona regarding suspected human remains at the bottom of the Cienega Springs boat launch. Now, that would be a scary thing to discover during a leisurely swim!

1. A PROSTHETIC LEG
In 2016, a 49-year-old Green Bay, Wisconsin man named Mark Warner lost his prosthetic leg when his canoe overturned during a fishing trip on Range Line Lake in Wabeno. Although it wasn’t Warner’s “everyday leg,” but an older one that he used specifically for outdoor activities like fishing, he still wanted it back, and posted an ad on Craiglist in search of it.

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8. Poisonous Cave
The Movile Cave is located on a barren, desolate plain in southeast Romania’s Constanta county, near the Bulgarian border and the Black Sea. It was discovered in 1986 by workers who were testing the ground to see if it was a suitable place for a power plant.

7. Giant Lemurs
In early 2015, divers and paleontologists discovered a graveyard full of extinct giant lemur remains in a water-filled cave in Madagascar. The bones were found in Tsi-man-ampet-sotsa National Park at the bottom of Aven Cave, along with the remains of several other species, including turtles, rodents, crocodiles, and an extinct flightless bird similar to an ostrich, known as the elephant bird.

6. Glow Worms
On New Zealand’s North Island, there’s a cave that’s known for its population of Arachnocampa luminosa, a glow-worm species found exclusively within the country. It’s part of the Waitomo cave system and is a tourist attraction, offering boat rides underneath the glimmering worms.

5. World’s Earliest Winery
Have you ever wondered about the oldest shoe in the world? For those of you that have, the oldest-known leather shoe, a 5,500-year-old perfectly-preserved moccasin, was discovered in an Armenian cave near the village of Areni. Archaeologists returned to the site in 2007 for further exploration and found an ancient large-scale alcohol production facility, including vats used for trampling grapes by foot, dried vines, fermentation containers, and sampling cups.

4. The Lupercal
In 2007, an Italian team of archaeologists discovered a cave that, until then, only existed in Roman mythology. The 26-foot-high (8 meter) cave, believed to be the Lupercal, was found 52 feet (16 meters) underneath Palatine Hill, near the ruins of Emperor Augustus’s palace. In fact, the archaeologists who found the Lupercal were doing restoration work on the decaying House of Augustus. The newly-uncovered cave contained shells, mosaics, and marble.

3. Murals of the Life of Buddha
In 2007, a villager in a remote region of Nepal led an international team of archaeologists to a cave containing 55 previously unknown paintings depicting the life of Buddha. The team was already in the region restoring paintings in a 15th-century monastery, and asked the local if he knew of any other ancient artwork. He remembered seeing the cave paintings as a child and took them there.

2. Snottite
Also known as cave slime or snoticles, snottite is an abundance of bacterial growth resulting in a slime that drips from the walls and ceilings of some caves. As you can probably guess, it was named after its mucus-like consistency and texture.

1. Olm Salamander
In the caves of Slovenia and Croatia dwells a pale, pinkish salamander that is almost entirely blind. The olm salamander adapted to life in dark caves by developing various “super senses,” including the ability to sense electricity and, possibly, magnetic fields.

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10. The SS Republic
The SS Republic, which was originally named the SS Tennessee, was a sidewheel steamship that sank on its way to New Orleans in October of 1865 when it was hit by a hurricane. At the time it had been carrying a cargo of gold coins and supplies intended for use following the Civil War, but even though most of the crew survived, its treasures sunk to the bottom of the sea.

9. The Titanic
The Titanic disaster went on to become one of the most well-known tales in maritime history… but it would be 73 years following that fateful night before the wreckage was found. While it wasn't full of gold or antiques, its place in legend makes it one of the most amazing treasures to have ever been found in the ocean.

8. The Esmeralda
In 1499, the Portuguese explorer Vasco Da Gama led the first fleet to travel from Europe to India. Searching for new trade routes, they set sail again in 1502, but two ships never made it back. They had become caught in a storm off the coast of an island near modern-day Oman and sank along with their entire crew and cargo.

7. The SS Gairsoppa
In 1941, the SS Gairsoppa was returning to Britain from India on behalf of the Ministry of War Transport when it was struck by a torpedo from a Nazi U-boat and sank about 300 miles off the south-west coast of Ireland. Of its 84 crew members, only one survived after almost 2 weeks at sea in a lifeboat… but the location of the ship and the supplies it was carrying was lost.

6. The Belitung Shipwreck
First discovered in 1998 by Indonesian fishermen who were diving for sea cucumbers, the Belitung Shipwreck is the name given to an Arabian sailing vessel known as a “dhow” which had sunk while en route from China to Africa in the year 830.

5. The Caesarea Treasure
In February of 2015, a diver was swimming in the waters off the coast of the Israeli port town of Caesarea when he noticed something glimmering in the sand below. At first thinking it was a piece of trash that had been stirred up in the storm the night before, he swam down to retrieve it, but this was no piece of foil… it was a gold coin with Arabic script written on both sides.

4. The Nuestra Senora de Atocha
Mel Fisher is known as one of the most notorious treasure hunters, and his greatest find came in 1985 when he discovered the wreck of the Nuestra Senora de Atocha. The ship had originally set sail in September of 1622 as part of the Tierra Firme flota, which consisted of 20 ships that were transporting soldiers, provisions, and treasure from Cuba back to Spain. The fleet was hit by a hurricane as it passed through the Florida Straits, and 8 of the ships were sunk.

3. The Nuestra Senora de las Mercedes
The Nuestra Senora de las Mercedes was a Spanish Navy frigate that was carrying treasures back to Spain from Uruguay. It was sunk during the battle of Cape Santa Maria when a single shot from a British ship struck its magazine, which caused a large explosion in the hull. At least 250 crew were lost, and the survivors were all taken as prisoners.

2. The Bom Jesus
The Namibian desert has been a popular place for treasure hunters ever since German prospectors first found diamonds there in 1908, but in 2008 a miner found something far more valuable… the remains of a ship that had been missing for more than 500 years.

1. The SS Central America
The SS Central America was one of many steamships that transported goods along the East Coast of the Americas in the 19th century, but the loss of it in a hurricane in 1857 has been blamed for triggering a global financial crisis, and even a war. The reason for this is the substantial cargo it was carrying at the time. Often referred to as ‘The Ship of Gold’, it had been loaded with 30,000 pounds of gold to be taken from California to New York to help stabilise the struggling banking institutions.

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Check out the STRANGEST Stars In The Universe! From the biggest star ever discovered in space to some bizarre stars science still can't explain, this top 10 list of weirdest stars found in and out of our solar system will amaze you!

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8. Przybylski’s Star
Przybylski’s star, also known as HD 101065, is hidden within the Centaurus constellation in the southern sky, just beyond what our eyes can see. It’s about four times the mass of the sun and is cooking up elements not normally seen in stars, including uranium. While most stars don’t typically fuse anything heavier than nickel, Przybylski’s star seems to only form heavier elements, which are typically seen in violent events like supernovae.

7. Tabby’s Star
Tabby’s star, more formally known as KIC 8462852, is located about 1,500 light years away, between the constellations Cygnus and Lyre. It was first discovered in 2009 by NASA’s Kepler Space Telescope and is hotter, brighter, and more massive than the Sun. Since its discovery, scientists have tracked the light it emits, looking for slight, periodic dips in brightness, which signals the possibility that it’s being orbited by one or more large objects - perhaps planets.

6. Methuselah Star
HD 140283, nicknamed the Methuselah star (after the oldest man in the Bible), is the oldest-known star in the universe. Original estimates put the Milky Way star’s age at around 16 billion years old. This presented a major quandary for scientists, since the Big Bang, and thus the start of the universe, is believed to have occurred 13.8 billion years ago.

5. UY Scuti
The biggest star known to man is the hypergiant UY Scuti, with a radius 1,700 times that of the Sun. UY Scuti was first catalogued in 1860 by German astronomers at the Bonn Observatory, under the name BD-12 5055. It was classified as a variable star after a second detection, during which astronomers noticed that it grows dimmer and brighter over a 740-day period. UY Scuti lies nearly 9,500 light years way, near the center of the Milky Way, within the constellation Scutum.

4. Vega
Located just 25 light years from Earth, Vega is a bright, young star that’s visible from the Northern Hemisphere during the summer. Along with the stars Deneb and Altair, it forms an asterism known as the Summer Triangle, and is part of the constellation Lyra.

3. The Massive R136A1
The big guy is the most massive known star. It lies about 163,000 light-years away, in the Milky Way satellite galaxy of the Large Magellanic Cloud, in the Tarantula Nebula. It’s part of a cluster of 200 extremely bright stars that was first discovered in 1960 by astronomers working at Radcliffe Observatory in South Africa. NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope later identified R136A1 as the brightest star within the cluster.

2. The Smallest Known Star
In 2014, scientists discovered the smallest known star, just 40 light-years away from Earth. Its formal name is 2MASS J05233822-1403022, and if it were much smaller, it wouldn’t even qualify as a star. This star is smaller than Jupiter and burns at just 3,272 degrees Fahrenheit - about one-third the surface temperature of our Sun. It shines one- eight thousandth (1/8,000) as brightly as the Sun, and although it’s close, it can only be seen with a powerful telescope.

1. Neutron Star PSR J1748-2446
This neutron star, PSR J1748-2446, claim to fame is its status as the fastest-spinning celestial object in the Universe. Its surface is harder than a diamond, and its density is 50 trillion times greater than that of lead. And, with a magnetic field a trillion times more intense than the Sun, it’s the most extreme neutron star.

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10. The Trolleborg Labyrinth
The island of Bla Jungfrun in Sweden has long been the subject of local folklore, with stories of dark curses and witchcraft. This places is spooky, and requires visitors to stick to the paths, and no one can visit the island after dark. There are a few unusual structures on the island that increases the mystery.

9. The Parisian Catacombs
The ground beneath Paris, France, was formed by an ocean that once covered the country 45 million years ago. The multiple layers of sediment left by the water became limestone, which itself is a useful building material. Since the Roman times, this limestone has been excavated to construct the city- leaving a vast network of tunnels and quarries beneath the ground creating a kind of maze!

8. The Lost Egyptian Labyrinth
You’ll have heard of the great pyramids and the Sphinx, but possibly the greatest building of the Egyptian empire that you’ve never heard of is the Egyptian Labyrinth. Unless you’ve seen my video on Mysterious Things in Egypt That No One Can Explain of course!!

7. Underground Roman Labyrinth
Rome has been around for a loooong time! Because it's such an ancient city, it’ll be no surprise that archaeologists are often making new discoveries all over the place. The current Romans are quite annoyed at this since they’ve been trying to get a metro for years. But whenever they start making advances, new things come up and all work has to stop until the archaeologists give it the green light...maybe 10 months later!

6. Chartres Labyrinth
The cathedral of Chartres was built during the height of the gothic movement in France and was designed to be higher, wider, and brighter than any others. Construction began in 1194 and was completed in 1221- with the labyrinth being built in the nave in the final 5 years. It's not the most elaborate of labyrinths you'll see within a church, but it's definitely one of the most famous in the world.

5. Danish Stone Age Labyrinth
In 2017, Danish archaeologists announced the discovery of what appeared to be a stone age labyrinth. It was uncovered in Stevns, on the east coast of Denmark, when the foundations were being laid for a new sports complex! Now it has baffled those trying to understand its purpose.

4. The City of Derinkuyu
The ancient underground city of Derinkuyu is an astonishing structure designed to confuse and deter invaders to protect those that lived there. It’s one of the largest labyrinth designs ever made, and still holds secrets waiting to be uncovered.

3. Bara Imambara
Bara Imambara is a religious building in the city of Lucknow in India. It was built by the ruler of the northern state of Awadh in 1784, and its name literally means the ‘big sacred hall’. As well as the large central hall, the building is made up of a mosque and a large labyrinth, which was built unintentionally as a way to support the larger building structure.

2. The Stone Labyrinths of Bolshoi Zayatsky
So, where would you think the highest concentration of ancient labyrinths on the planet is? The answer, perhaps surprisingly, is on a collection of small islands in Russia's White Sea. The Solovetsky Islands are home to 35 Neolithic labyrinths, dating back to around 3000 BC!!.

1. The Cretan Labyrinth
Of all the labyrinths in the world, undoubtedly the most famous is the one from Greek legend that’s located on the island of Crete… or is it? According to the myth, this labyrinth was built for King Minos by his master craftsman, Daedalus to contain the Minotaur monster, the child of his wife and a bull. But that’s a whole other story.

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10. Roman Sword
Oak Island, in Nova Scotia, has long been suspected to be the hiding place for a number of treasures. The legend is so convincing that even a young Franklin Roosevelt was part of a quest to discover what was buried within the ground.

9. King Richard III
King Richard the third of England ruled between 1483 and 1485. Despite such a short time on the throne, he was responsible for a number of famous stories, such as the supposed murder of his nephews, the princes in the tower of London, and he was also the last English King to die in battle.

8. 18th Century Ship at the WTC
In 2010, with the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attack approaching, an astonishing discovery was found at the site of ground zero- in what was to become the parking garage of the new World Trade Center. Builders started digging up pieces of old timber, and archaeologists were called in to assess what it was.

7. 700-Year-Old Mummy
When workers in the Chinese city of Taizhou, in the Jiangsu province, were charting nearby land for the expansion of a road, the last thing they would have expected to find was a 700-year-old mummy.

6. Mayan Murals
You might usually associate the discovery of Mayan artefacts with the jungle regions of Latin America, but for one Guatemalan family their discovery was much closer to home- or, to be more precise, inside it.

5. A Medieval Hospital
Barely a shopping center or high street can exist these days without an Apple store nearby, and with such rapid expansion of their presence, a lot of building work is required. For one new store in Madrid, though, things didn’t go entirely as planned.

4. Banwell Caves
The Banwell Caves are a mysterious site in the south west of England. They are made up of 2 caves, the first of which was discovered in 1757. Known as the stalactite cave, it is full of the geological structures, and soon became a tourist attraction when it was opened in 1824.

3. Catherine de Medici’s Hairpin
Catherine de Medici was the queen consort of France between 1547 and 1559. She was known across Europe for her love of lavish jewellery, but most of her collection has disappeared in the past centuries through being sold, lost, or stolen.

2. Buddha Statue
At some point during the latter half of the 20th Century, a Dutch art collector bought a Buddha statue that caught his eye. It was only when he took it for restoration work in the 90’s that he would find out the dark history of this ancient artefact.

1. Picasso’s “Blue Period” Masterpiece
Canvasses are one of the greatest expenses for artists, especially since they can only be used once, and it’s a problem artist have been experiencing throughout history. To overcome this, it was quite usual for them to be re-used, with older paintings being covered up and then painted on again.

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