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Russian scientists have discovered the worst weapons of mass destruction in the world, which shocked the researchers.

The team leader said that he had never seen so much energy ready for the destruction of humanity. The head of the Russian team of researchers reports on clouds of methane, which are 20 times stronger than carbon dioxide, which emerge as bubbles on the surface of the Arctic Ocean. Scientists have discovered this by exploring the region.
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"The quantity of methane released is stunned by a Russian research team that examined the seabed of the eastern Siberian epicontinental belt in the north of Russia for almost 20 years," Independent reports.

 
Igor Semiletov of the International Arctic Research Center at the University of Ferbenks, Alaska, who led the eighth joint US and Russian cruise to the East Siberian Arctic Seas, said he had never seen so much of the methane that was released from the bottom of the Arctic Sea.
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"Previously, we found structures in the form of torches that were about ten meters in diameter, this is the first time that we found powerful, rotating structures with more than 1,000 meters in diameter, which is incredible, especially worrying about the proportion and density of clouds. We have found them around a hundred of the area, but in a wider area they should be thousands of them, "said Dr. Semiletov.
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Scientists estimate that millions of tons of methane are found below Arctic permafrost. It is most feared that this methane, due to global warming and rising temperatures from year to year and ice melting in Siberia, could suddenly be released into the atmosphere.


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Several such gigantic explosions would have the effect of hundreds of atomic bombs that would block the atmosphere. Humanity could not bear that. It would be the beginning of the end. Simply put, humanity literally sits on gigantic nuclear bombs. It's just a question of when to activate, and it's completely irrelevant where it will be activated because the danger is global.

 In 2010, Dr Semilet's team published a study that estimates that methane emissions in this region are about 8 million tons per year, but the latest expedition suggests that the assessment is very close to the actual proportionality of the phenomenon.