2010年全球十大地理发现（The ten largest Geographic Discovery in the world in 2010）.doc

2010年全球十大地理发现（The ten largest Geographic Discovery in the world in 2010） According to the National Geographic website reported that the United States National Geographic magazine website recently selected the 2010 top ten scientific discoveries, Dead Sea scrolls author mystery solved, each black hole contains a universe and lost the Amazon world major scientific discoveries on the list. 1. long handed fish In this undated photograph, a pink long hand fish walks on the bottom of the sea with a hand fin rather than swimming, one of the 9 new species identified in May. According to researchers, there are several factors that can be used to determine whether new fish are new species, such as the number of vertebrae, fins, and the presence of fish scales. However, even among known species, scientists are not very comprehensive in their studies of fish, for example, little is known about the biological characteristics and habits of fish. 2. Dead Sea scrolls author mystery solved Scientists on a mysterious cup code successfully deciphered this year, and other aspects of the archaeological discoveries, may help to reveal the Bible of one of the biggest mysteries -- who wrote Dead Sea scrolls? Dead Sea scrolls so far covers some of the oldest Bible literature. The newly discovered clues, the Dead Sea ancient volume may be some Jewish groups in exile during the war of the cultural wealth, or even Jerusalem Temple of the great treasure. According to the Bible, the ark was kept in the temple of Jerusalem. 3. strange species near Greenland The picture, called the head dreamer, is a strange species found in Greenland near the sea. It looks like an alien from a science fiction movie. The angler is not as scary as it looks, and can grow to 6.7 inches (about 17 centimeters) long, and is one of the 38 species that scientists have discovered for the first time in the waters near greenland. According to a study published in February this year, 10 of these species are the first to be di