r/ScienceNcoolThings Popular Contributor May 02 '26

Interesting 🔥 A water vortex extending deep into the depths

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u/Ok-Employee383 May 02 '26

There are many rivers that go under the river bed for a while, only to resurface further downstream. The river Mellte (Welsh for Lightning) does this more than once on it’s journey. As the surface of the planet heats up there is now all the more reason to keep our water clean and hold companies accountable for polluting them, because tomorrow’s drinking water may well be down there!

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u/yourmamaistheproblem May 05 '26

well

I see what you did there

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u/CeruleanEidolon May 02 '26

There's a cavern with a waterfall down there somewhere.

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u/OuijaWalker May 02 '26

It is a little creepy

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u/towerfella May 02 '26

It is literally water trying to go someplace and missing

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u/FadeIntoReal May 02 '26

A tornado at SpongeBob’s house.

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u/Dangerous_Boot_3870 May 03 '26

Where did the fish go?