Top 10 Scientifically Impossible Places That Actually Exist

Some scientifically impossible places still baffle us - whether we're the locals, or the scientists that go there just to study. Here are 10 scientifically impossible places that actually exist.
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Be Amazed at these 10 Scientifically Impossible Places That Actually Exist! Devil’s Kettle: When you think of dangerous and scientifically impossible places, Minnesota probably isn't the first place to come mind. However, maybe it should be, as on the north shore of Lake Superior, there is a terrifying secret. fire eagle nest, Siberia: You know when you go somewhere and the energy just feels wrong and scary? Well, that's exactly how the explorers of this next place felt. Ringing Rocks of Pennsylvania: When people think of famous stones, they probably think of Stone Henge or the Giants Causeway, or maybe the Blarney stone if they're feeling particularly adventurous. Shanay-Timpishka, The Boiling River: Deep in the Amazon rainforest, there's a river that boils at a temperature of 196 degrees Fahrenheit or 91.1 degrees Celsius. The Petrifying Well: Everyone's heard the story of Medusa: the beautiful woman with snakes for hair, who can turn men to stone with just one look.

The Blue Pond of Hokkaido: Normally impossible places are naturally occurring: they were around long before humans discovered them, and they will continue to baffle scientists until humans no longer exist. Kalachi, The Sleeping City: Now many of the places in this list are unusual, but they're not at all harmful, which actually makes them pretty good places to live. Catatumbo Everlasting Lightning Storm: Lightning is a powerful and mysterious force, and there are many things about it we don't fully understand. Twin village: Unless you're watching a few very specific horror movies, twins are nothing to be afraid of, they're not even particularly unusual. Lake Vostok: It's often said that space is the most extreme habitat humans have discovered, and that's certainly true.