Unseen Oceans on Instagram: "NASA has never actually stopped exploring the ocean; rather, the way they explore has shifted from deep-sea diving to high-tech satellite monitoring from space. The persistent online rumor that they "quit" in 1958 or 1978 to escape a "scary discovery" is a viral myth often found on social media. In reality, 1978 was the year NASA launched Seasat, the first-ever satellite dedicated to oceanography, marking the beginning of their modern era of ocean research. ​Today, N

A tense nighttime phone recording from Venezuela captures civilians near the coast as a sudden military flyover turns a quiet shoreline into chaos. The video opens on the dark sea, waves barely audible, when the distant thunder of jet engines rushes in unexpectedly. Fighter jets then rip along the coastline, their flashing lights cutting through low clouds and reflecting across the water, sparking loud shouts and confusion. After the jets disappear, a brief silence settles in—only to be shattere

Unseeen World on Instagram: "NASA has never actually stopped exploring the ocean; rather, the way they explore has shifted from deep-sea diving to high-tech satellite monitoring from space. The persistent online rumor that they "quit" in 1958 or 1978 to escape a "scary discovery" is a viral myth often found on social media. In reality, 1978 was the year NASA launched Seasat, the first-ever satellite dedicated to oceanography, marking the beginning of their modern era of ocean research. #trending