Scientists exploring the depths of the Kuril-Kamchatka and Aleutian trenches in the northwest Pacific Ocean discovered unique life forms, including crimson tube worms and clusters of clams, thriving at depths of 31,000 feet. These organisms rely on chemosynthesis, utilizing chemicals from the ocean floor instead of sunlight, challenging previous notions about life in extreme environments.
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Moment manhole shoots fire onto street as terrified pedestrians run
In Brooklyn's Bushwick neighborhood, two manholes erupted in flames, prompting a swift response from about 60 firefighters who extinguished the blazes without injuries or property damage. The incidents, linked to Con Edison and caused by overheating underground cables, followed previous manhole fires in the area, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in New York City's extensive network of manholes. Want More Context? 🔎
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