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  The Eternal Flame Falls is a 30-foot waterfall located in the Shale Creek Preserve, a section of Chestnut Ridge Park in Orchard Park, New York. It's known for the natural gas seeping from a grotto at the base of the falls, which can be ignited to create a small flame. This "eternal flame" is visible most of the year, though it can occasionally be extinguished and needs to be re-lit by visitors. The falls themselves are most impressive in the spring when the water flow is high. During drier times, the flow can be considerably reduced, making the flame the main attraction. The hike to the falls is considered moderately challenging, with a steep descent down to the creek bed. The trail was recently improved in August 2023 with the addition of stairs and railings to make it safer for hikers. However, proper footwear and caution are still recommended, especially when the ground is wet or icy. Here are some additional details about the Eternal Flame Falls: Height:  30 feet (9...

  The Darvaza gas crater, also known as the "Door to Hell" or "Gates of Hell," is a fiery natural gas field collapsed into a cavern in the Karakum Desert of Turkmenistan. The crater is around 230 feet (70 meters) wide and 98 feet (30 meters) deep, with flames that can reach up to 160 feet (50 meters) high. It has been burning continuously since the 1970s. There are two main stories about how the crater formed. One story claims that Soviet geologists were drilling for oil in 1971 when they accidentally tapped into a cavern filled with natural gas. The ground collapsed, forming the crater, and the geologists decided to set the gas on fire to prevent it from spreading and poisoning nearby villages. They expected the fire to burn itself out within a few weeks, but it has been going strong ever since. Another story suggests that the crater may have formed naturally, and that Soviet engineers set it alight in the 1980s to prevent the spread of poisonous gases. The exact ...

  The Atacama skeleton, also known as Ata, is the nickname given to the remains of a mummified human fetus discovered in 2003 in the Atacama Desert of Chile. The skeleton is only about 6 inches (15 cm) long, and its unusual appearance, including a misshapen skull and fewer ribs than normal, led to a lot of speculation and even claims that it was extraterrestrial. However, scientific analysis has conclusively shown that Ata is of human origin. DNA testing conducted in 2018 identified mutations in genes associated with skeletal dysplasia, a group of conditions that affect bone development. These mutations explain Ata's small stature, misshapen skull, and other unusual features. Despite the scientific explanation, the Atacama skeleton remains a source of fascination for some people. It is a reminder of the diversity of human biology and the power of science to unravel mysteries. Here are some additional details about the Atacama skeleton: It was found in the Atacama Desert, one of the...