Fascinating Discovery
Published by Deanna Hoak January 28th, 2006 in SFnalThe link won’t stay good for long, so click it while you can.
The SF lover in me is utterly fascinated by discoveries like these. They set the mind to percolating with story ideas!
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The interesting thing to me was that it was just fifteen miles off the coast. That’s just about double my commute to work, and it’s not been discovered until just now. Granted, 2600 feet below the ocean’s surface does make a bit of a difference. But still, we have this odd cultural concept that we have discovered most everything there is to know about the earth.