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Beauty of frozen methane bubbles on the world's deepest lake shown in stunning video
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Earth on Twitter: "Frozen bubbles under Lake Baikal, Russia. This phenomenon occurs when decaying plants from the bottom of the lake release methane gas, creating bubbles that become trapped within the ice
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Beauty of frozen methane bubbles on the world's deepest lake shown in stunning video
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Methane bubbles frozen in place in Lake Baikal, Russia. The ice thickness can reach 2 m/6.5 ft during the peak of winter coldness, trapping millions of cubic feet of methane gas under
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Earth on Twitter: "Frozen bubbles under Lake Baikal, Russia. This phenomenon occurs when decaying plants from the bottom of the lake release methane gas, creating bubbles that become trapped within the ice
