These holes they explain a feature of the landscape of the Yamal peninsula?
Scientists are very interested in this phenomenon and studies are conducted on the first crater discovered. According to Andrey Plekhanov at the Research Centre of the Arctic , this hole is formed there is one or two years. Teams work on images taken by satellites to determine. Shots have been made since the interior of the cavity , which is about 70 m deep. The background, which was not achieved, appears filled with ice. It seeps from the lips of the crater, sinks to the bottom and then freezes. (See all the images in the three sections of the Siberian Times whose links are grouped at the bottom of this article.).
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https://mysquidoolenses.wordpress.com/2014/07/31/the-discovery-of-gravitational-waves-s-inflation/
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The explanation of this phenomenon remains to be written. According to Andrey Plekhanov, there was no explosion, as has been said. The floor was thrown around the hole by "internal force" . The first possible cause is the unusually high temperature prevailing in the region this summer, as was already the case in 2012 and 2013, but nothing at the moment no reason to make this assumption a certainty. The researcher recalls a sense of the 1980s, since abandoned, that small lakes are typical of the peninsula Yamal , were formed by a phenomenon of the same type. He said that if these things happen from time to time for about 8,000 years, they could explain the landscape of this region.
Scientists are very interested in this phenomenon and studies are conducted on the first crater discovered. According to Andrey Plekhanov at the Research Centre of the Arctic , this hole is formed there is one or two years. Teams work on images taken by satellites to determine. Shots have been made since the interior of the cavity , which is about 70 m deep. The background, which was not achieved, appears filled with ice. It seeps from the lips of the crater, sinks to the bottom and then freezes. (See all the images in the three sections of the Siberian Times whose links are grouped at the bottom of this article.).
http://droidmonster.webs.com/apps/blog/show/42534892-what-is-the-ultimate-nature-of-reality-
https://mysquidoolenses.wordpress.com/2014/07/31/the-discovery-of-gravitational-waves-s-inflation/
http://myandroidstuff.tumblr.com/post/93391711549/roving-mars
The explanation of this phenomenon remains to be written. According to Andrey Plekhanov, there was no explosion, as has been said. The floor was thrown around the hole by "internal force" . The first possible cause is the unusually high temperature prevailing in the region this summer, as was already the case in 2012 and 2013, but nothing at the moment no reason to make this assumption a certainty. The researcher recalls a sense of the 1980s, since abandoned, that small lakes are typical of the peninsula Yamal , were formed by a phenomenon of the same type. He said that if these things happen from time to time for about 8,000 years, they could explain the landscape of this region.
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