UK Begins Negotiations with Turkey for New Post-Brexit Trade Agreement

UK Begins Negotiations with Turkey for New Post-Brexit Trade Agreement

London, March 14 (EFECOM).- The United Kingdom has begun negotiations with Turkey to try to secure another post-Brexit trade agreement, as revealed this Thursday by the British Trade Minister, Kemi Badenoch. The Tory politician today welcomed her Turkish counterpart, Ombar Bolat, to London, whom she received with the aim of formally launching negotiations on a … Read more

Unprecedented Rise: North Atlantic Ocean Records the Warmest Temperatures Ever

Unprecedented Rise: North Atlantic Ocean Records the Warmest Temperatures Ever

Atlantic Ocean Records Highest Temperatures on Record | News Article Atlantic Ocean Records Highest Temperatures on Record Introduction If you were to dip your toes into the middle of the North Atlantic — say, somewhere between South Carolina and Spain — the water would feel frigid. You definitely wouldn’t want to swim. It’s winter. Yet … Read more

The Most Feared Sea in the World: Exploring the Treacherous Waters of the Drake Passage

The Most Feared Sea in the World: Exploring the Treacherous Waters of the Drake Passage

Jakarta – These are waters that both inspire fear and inspire sailors. The highest waves are also the fiercest storms it has. Citing CNN, Wednesday (28/2/2024), the area covers 965 km of open sea. It has some of the harshest conditions on the planet, including an equally inhospitable land of snow and ice waiting at … Read more

Underwater Photographer of the Year 2024: Graveyard of whales, sunken tanks and the beauty of ballerinas

Underwater Photographer of the Year 2024: Graveyard of whales, sunken tanks and the beauty of ballerinas

The image of a diver floating above a whale cemetery off the coast of Greenland has become the absolute winner of a world underwater photography competition. Its author is A. Dawson from Sweden. He won the championship in a competition of more than six and a half thousand shots. The photo gallery shows all the … Read more

New Study Reveals How Whales Produce Songs and the Impact of Ocean Noise

New Study Reveals How Whales Produce Songs and the Impact of Ocean Noise

Jakarta – A recent study succeeded in revealing how whales can produce sounds and songs while in the ocean. It turns out that this is very important for the survival of whales in the ocean. This finding is an important breakthrough for scientists, because the noise in the sea produced by ships can be very … Read more

Rudderless satellite ERS-2 crashed in Pacific Ocean

Rudderless satellite ERS-2 crashed in Pacific Ocean

The European ERS-2 satellite, which completed its Earth observation mission thirteen years ago, burned up in the atmosphere on Wednesday. This was reported by the European Space Agency (ESA). The remaining remains ended up in the Pacific Ocean. “We have confirmation that ERS-2 re-entered the atmosphere over the North Pacific Ocean between Alaska and Hawaii … Read more

Does the cold bother you? Go to southern Portugal, you can walk on the beach there even in January

Does the cold bother you?  Go to southern Portugal, you can walk on the beach there even in January

If the cold is already getting on your nerves and you would like to go somewhere warm, but you don’t want to spend long hours on a plane, we have a tip for you. One of the most beautiful beaches in Europe and breathtaking nature is located in the southern Portuguese region of the Algarve. … Read more

4,000-Year-Old Shipwreck Found in Italy with Rare ‘Black Gold’ Obsidian worth Billions

4,000-Year-Old Shipwreck Found in Italy with Rare ‘Black Gold’ Obsidian worth Billions

UThe bottom of the ocean is a storehouse of many unfathomable mysteries. Thousands of ships have already sunk into the seas. Oftentimes, when researchers and marine teams inspect the bottom of the ocean, they find valuables worth billions. Meanwhile, a report came out that the remains of a 4,000-year-old ship were found in Italy. A … Read more

Ocean under the earth! Three times more water than on Earth: scientists

Ocean under the earth!  Three times more water than on Earth: scientists

Scientists have discovered that there is an ocean inside the Earth’s crust. Located 400 miles below the Earth’s surface, it lies within a rock called ringwoodite. Just as sponges can absorb and store water, so can ringwoodites. The crystal structure of ring woodite allows for this. A large amount of water can be stored inside … Read more