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Scientists Find Massive ‘Blue Hole’ in Ocean Depths

2May

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Scientists Find Massive ‘Blue Hole’ in Ocean Depths

Imagine a giant hole in the ocean, so deep it stretches over 1380 feet down! That's exactly what explorers have found off the coast of Mexico. This incredible underwater cavern, called a blue hole, is the deepest one ever discovered. It's like a real-life mystery waiting to be explored! Imagine diving into the ocean and discovering a massive underwater cave, so deep that its bottom remains a mystery. That's precisely what scientists have stumbled upon near the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico, and Belize. This astounding find is being hailed as the world's deepest known 'blue hole,' plunging an astonishing 1,380 feet (420 meters) below sea level. What's even more astonishing? Scientists haven't yet reached the bottom! These 'blue holes' are like secret caves hidden beneath the waves, forme...

Water Crisis Grips Mexico City With Millions Are Struggling

2Mar

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Water Crisis Grips Mexico City With Millions Are Struggling

The United States Of America is facing a serious water shortage. It's affecting many parts of the country, including Mexico City, the most populous city in North America. A combination of factors are at play, including climate change, increasing water demand, and aging infrastructure. Water crisis is hitting hard in Mexico City, where over 21 million people live. There's just not enough water to go around, and it's causing a big problem. The city's reservoirs, which hold water for people to use, are at their lowest levels ever. This means that authorities are only giving people limited amounts of water. Some people have to wait for days for water trucks to arrive, while others have to get creative to save water. One woman collects water from her shower to use in the toilet, and anot...

Hurricane Otis Death Toll Rises to 45 While 47 Still Missing

2Nov

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Hurricane Otis Death Toll Rises to 45 While 47 Still Missing

The death toll from Hurricane Otis has climbed to 45 in Mexico. The hurricane caused widespread flooding and damage, and left millions of people without power. Be sure to follow the instructions of local officials and avoid any areas that have been damaged. In the aftermath of Hurricane Otis' devastating rampage through southwestern Mexico. Governor Evelyn Salgado of Guerrero has reported a heart-wrenching toll that is whopping 45 lives lost. While the search continues for 47 individuals still missing. However, these numbers continue to climb as dedicated officials persist in their relentless search and recovery efforts. The storm, which unexpectedly escalated from a tropical storm to a Category 5 hurricane. It caught many off guard, leaving a trail of destruction in its w...

Revival of “Pok-ta-Pok” after three thousand years in Mexico

15Jun

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Revival of “Pok-ta-Pok” after three thousand years in Mexico

The ancient game of "Pok-ta-Pok" is back in Mexico. The game was a symbol of sun and moon or light and darkness in the divinity. A ballgame where winners are sacrificed to Gods is now played in Mexico for entertainment purposes. The sacred and barbaric game of Pok-ta-Pok is now available to play in the city of Teotihuacan, Mexico. Also known as Ulama, ullamaliztli, or tlachtli, this game was famous in ancient Mayan civilization. Aztec civilization also has a version of this ball game. Moreover, This 3000 year old game was very sacred and significant in all ancient books. They say that this game determines the divinity of light and darkness between two opposite teams. The rules of this game are very unclear and unfamiliar. No old book clarifies the procedure of this ball game...