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Scientists who have researched the Red Sea have discovered natural deaths in the region that were now regarded as the place where Moses separated the water.
The salt pools were found 4,000 feet below the surface of the golf of Aqaba, where the water is up to 10 times saltier than normal sea water, and a lack of oxygen leads to a Study published in Nature Communications.
The study also claimed that larger predators lurk near the edge of the pool to grab the helpless prey after they have succumbed to the effects.
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3D return of a topographical map of the Red Sea, North Africa, the Middle East.
A research team under the direction of Sam Purkis, a professor and chairman of the Ministry of Navy Geosciences at the University of Miami, used from a distance from a distance from remote-controlled understoods and deep sea probes to the area of the area between Africa and the Arabian Peninsula to explore lying deep ditches.
The team speculates that the environment caused by these conditions also imitates the hard conditions of the early earth and is of the opinion Deep sea Where they speculate life can have arisen first.
“Our current understanding is that life on Earth in the deep sea, with almost quite certainty in anoxic – without oxygen – conditions,” said Purkis.
The Department of the Red Sea, illustration of the Old Testament, the end of the 19th century, engraving von Bequet, Delagrave Edition, Paris. (Deagostini/Getty pictures)
The study even indicated that these “death basins” could possibly provide information on the search for extraterrestrial organisms.
This unique ecosystem is one of the most extreme environments in the world, according to the study, and it was possible that they are similar to our solar system on distant “water worlds”.
Because very Only a few organisms survive The sediment layers have remained undisturbed in the Solepools and have received an archive of past climate changes and geological events.
“Usually these animals bike the sea floor or disturb the sediments accumulating there that accumulate there,” said Purkis. “Not so with the brine. All sediment layers that settle down to the bed of the Sole pool remain exquisite intact.”
Pessach is the annual commemoration of Moses, which leads the Jewish people out of slavery in Egypt. (IStock)
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He and his team hope that the flawless conditions will enable them to study the old better Ocean conditions and help you to reconstruct climate patterns and persecute the development of the earth’s ecosystems over millions of years.
Oceanographs have discovered similar formations in the Mediterranean, in the Gulf of Mexico and in the Gulf of Mexico and The Antarctic Ocean, But none in this depth.
