Yellow, green and orange deposits, boiling pools, extreme acidity, huge amounts of salt and toxic gases. Dallol in Ethiopia looks like a landscape from another planet, but it is precisely because of the extreme conditions that it represents one of the most interesting natural laboratories for scientists studying the limits of life. At first glance, Dallol seems like a place from a science fiction movie. The intense colors […]
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Yellow, green and orange deposits, boiling pools, extreme acidity, huge amounts of salt and toxic gases. Dallol in Ethiopia looks like a landscape from another planet, but it is precisely because of the extreme conditions that it represents one of the most interesting natural laboratories for scientists studying the limits of life. At first glance, Dallol seems like a place from a science fiction movie. The intense colors […]