Weird methane bubbles under the Siberian Tundra
Its not just large craters being caused by methane blowouts in the boreal regions of the globe (see http://bit.ly/29Qtoq7 for photos of the large craters that have appeared in Siberia), as revealed by this video recently published by the Siberian Times. A tract of grass and soil is underlain by a bubble of gas, making it float above the frozen matter beneath and bounce around like a trampoline. The research team found 15 such blisters in their survey of Belyy Island sits in the Arctic Ocean’s Kara Sea, a long running site for research into the changing climate up north (see http://bit.ly/2a62ppE for a summary).












