Dallol in Ethiopia's Danakil Depression is Earth's hottest inhabited region, with temperatures exceeding 50°C, where superheated minerals force through the crust creating vivid neon yellow formations, bright green acid pools strong enough to dissolve skin, and orange-red mineral fields; scientists study this location to understand how life might survive on Mars because its landscape closely resembles what early Mars may have looked like.
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This is Earth. We need you to remember that. This is Dallol, the hottest inhabited region ever recorded on Earth.
Temperatures here regularly exceed 50°.
[music] The air smells of sulfur and chlorine, and almost nothing survives. The colors come [music] from superheated minerals forcing through cracks in the Earth's crust, building these formations [music] every single day. The green pools are acid, strong enough to dissolve skin on contact, and [music] they're everywhere.
Scientists come here to study how life could survive on other planets because parts of this landscape match [music] what we think early Mars looked like.
This isn't another planet. This is Ethiopia. [music] This is Earth. 11 locations, 11 reels, one planet that still doesn't feel real.
This has been Earth Uncovered. Which location broke your brain the most? Tell us below.
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