Abdul Moeed

Rocks formed during the megalake crisis seen as one of the few remains of the Earth’s largest lake. Credit: Utrecht University The Guinness Book of World Records has officially recognized the Paratethys as the largest lake in Earth’s history. This immense lake, also known as Lake Paratethys, held a staggering ten times more water than all of today’s lakes combined. Vladimir Laskarev first used the term “Paratethys” in 1924. Initially, his definition covered fossils and sedimentary strata from the Neogene system of the sea. Later on, this definition was expanded to include the Oligocene series as well.

Biography:  https://greekreporter.com/2023/12/22/earths-largest-lake-guinness-book-records/

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Bias

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  • NASA is inviting the public to send their names to the Moon’s surface on its initial robotic lunar rover, VIPER.
  • Tens of millions of people sent their names in with Artemis I and this will also be possible with the upcoming Europa Clipper mission.

Conflicts of Interest

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  • The Black Sea, Caspian Sea, and Aral Sea now stand as major remnants of this once-massive lake.
  • The title of the article implies that people can send their names directly to the Moon’s surface.
  • Vladimir Laskarev first used the term “Paratethys” in 1924. Initially, his definition covered fossils and sedimentary strata from the Neogene system of the sea. Later on, this definition was expanded to include the Oligocene series as well.

Contradictions

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  • NASA is inviting the public to send their names to the Moon’s surface on its initial robotic lunar rover, VIPER.
  • Tens of millions of people sent their names in with Artemis I and this will also be possible with the upcoming Europa Clipper mission.

Deceptions

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  • The Black Sea, Caspian Sea, and Aral Sea now stand as major remnants of this once-massive lake.
  • The title of the article implies that people can send their names directly to the Moon’s surface.
  • Vladimir Laskarev first used the term “Paratethys” in 1924. Initially, his definition covered fossils and sedimentary strata from the Neogene system of the sea. Later on, this definition was expanded to include the Oligocene series as well.

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