Sunday 25 June 2017

7,000 underground methane gas bubbles about to explode in the Arctic

Terrifying! More than 7,000 underground methane gas bubbles explode in the Arctic



More than 7,000 underground methane gas bubbles are about to explode in the Arctic

Explosions in recent years has led to the formation of spectacular new craters
Bubbles were created by methane gas being unlocked by warming temperatures

There are startlingly more gas-filled domes than previously known


When the bubbles explode they release methane gas which is approximately 84 times more potent than carbon dioxide

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