The two hypothesized that large methane bubbles rising from the ocean floor might account for many, if not all, of the mysterious disappearances of ships and aircraft at specific locales around ...

An curved arrow pointing right. In recent years, theories have popped up that a rush of methane bubbles from the seafloor could be what's causing ships to sink in the Bermuda Triangle. It might ...

Recent research has focused on understanding the dynamics of gas bubbles released into the water column, which can transport methane to the atmosphere. This research employs various technologies ...

Gwachon National Science Museum reopens Hall of Evolution on 28th The National Gwacheon Science Museum has completed the renovation of the natural history exhibition 'The Hall of Evolution' and ...

Upon freezing, numerous gas bubbles began to appear in the water, filled not with air but with flammable methane gas. The lake further enhances the area's beautiful winter landscape. The gas ...

Right: Methane bubbles trapped in thermokarst lake ice. When ice-rich permafrost thaws, former tundra and forest turns into a thermokarst lake as the ground subsides. The carbon stored in the ...

Abraham Lake is bright turquoise in the spring and summer, and in the winter it's covered in frozen bubbles that are trapped in the ice. These methane bubbles are actually created by naturally ...

When fire-ice melts, the methane dissociates and dissolves into the seawater or bubbles up to the water's surface. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, "When brought to the Earth's surface ...