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The Baltic Sea anomaly has a shape that shouldn’t be there
In 2011, a Swedish diving team searching for shipwrecks discovered a massive, circular formation deep beneath the Baltic Sea.
"It’s sad, one minute you're making the Kessel Run in less than twelve parsecs, the next you're at the bottom of the Baltic Sea." This YouTube comment about a hyperspace Star Wars route made me laugh, ...
Intensive agriculture, forestry, heavy traffic, industry, shipping, and overfishing are all taking their toll on the world's second-largest brackish-water sea and its unique flora and fauna. Last ...
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