Scientists have discovered a series of meandering, interconnected pools chockfull of carbon dioxide deep in the Aegean Sea. The iridescent pools are called Kallisti Limnes, which in Greek means "most beautiful lakes."
Scientists have discovered a series of meandering, interconnected pools chockfull of carbon dioxide deep in the Aegean Sea. The iridescent pools are called Kallisti Limnes, which in Greek means "most beautiful lakes."
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