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The Richat Structure in Mauritania was mistaken for a crater but is actually an eroded dome.
Known as the Eye of the Sahara, this 28-mile-wide circular structure was originally thought to be an impact crater. Geological studies revealed it to be an eroded dome containing rocks dating back to Earth's early history. Its perfect circular shape makes it a reference point for astronauts.
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The Moving Rocks of Death Valley leave trails in the desert without any human or animal intervention.
In Death Valley's Racetrack Playa, rocks weighing up to 700 pounds move across the desert floor, leaving long...
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The Waitomo Caves in New Zealand glow with thousands of bioluminescent worms.
These caves are illuminated by glowworms that create beautiful blue light displays on the cave ceilings. The worms...
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Australia’s Lake Hillier stays pink year-round regardless of temperature.
This bubble-gum pink lake maintains its color due to the presence of Dunaliella salina algae and high salt...