The post, captioned "frozen methane bubbles in lake Baikal, the deepest lake on Earth ... "Methane or not, I really want to go ice skating there," one Reddit user said. "You do not want to ...

methane bubbles percolating from the lake's bottom. Rather, it appears that warm, swirling eddies of water under Lake Baikal's thick ice are responsible for these ice rings, some of which are up ...

Gas that bubbles up from below freezes under the surface. Seen from above, a runner on the ice looks as if he or she is jogging through space. But however beautiful, Lake Baikal can also be a ...

Look closely at an ice cube, and you might spot minuscule bubbles shaped like teardrops, flattened eggs or even winding worms. Bubble patterns in Russia’s Lake Baikal (shown here) are even more ...

the ice of Baikal carries a lot of enigmas, the majority of formations provoke the interest of scientists.” As for the bubbles, they are a result of methane gas escaping from the lake’s algae ...

Deep blue, inky and interspersed with innumerable air bubbles whose color ... lake that sleeps under the ice, you can still make a virtual visit through the "Lake Baikal in Winter" tour: This ...

The water in Lake Baikal freezes in bizarre shapes ... That’s why it takes a while to find those bits of ice with frozen methane bubbles or areas as clear a mirror. We get sudden help from ...

(MENAFN- AsiaNet News) Discover nature's frozen wonders at lakes like Baikal, Russia, with its crystal-clear ice, or Canada's Abraham Lake, adorned by mesmerizing methane bubbles. From the ...

BAIKAL Lake in Siberia is the world’s largest freshwater lake. It’s also the site of one of the coolest golf tournaments. Each year the Baikal Prize Open Ice Golf Tournament is played over two ...