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Scientists in the Balkans have discovered the largest thermal lake on earth! It is 100 meters below ground and is seriously contributing to our understanding of the world (FOTO/VIDEO)

Imagine standing in the quiet mountain valley and watching the couple climb up from the stairs, like from the chaplain left on the busy track. And now imagine what the couple are moving. More than 100 meters below the surface, researchers have confirmed the existence of...

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BlicScientists in the Balkans have discovered the largest thermal lake on earth! It is 100 meters below ground and is seriously contributing to our understanding of the world (FOTO/VIDEO)BlicScientists in the Balkans have discovered the largest thermal lake on earth! It is 100 meters below ground and is seriously contributing to our understanding of the world (FOTO/VIDEO)
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