A massive hole beneath the ocean surface, now revealing a deep red light glowing from below 🌊🔴 Natural phenomenon, hidden structure, or something far more unsettling? The scene feels almost Stranger Things–like… where the ocean itself looks torn open, exposing something that was never meant to be seen. What do you think is down there? #StrangerThings #fblifestyle #Earthimpacts #moon #nightsky #astronomy #moonphase #stargazing #news #space #jobs #localcommunity #backtoschool | Earth Impacts

The Scherk surface is a classic example of a minimal surface, which means it has zero mean curvature at every point and locally minimizes area. Discovered by Heinrich Scherk in 1835, it was one of the earliest nontrivial examples of such surfaces. One well-known version, called Scherk’s first surface, is defined by the equation z = log(cos(y) / cos(x)) and features a visually striking pattern of warped, saddle-like surfaces that extend infinitely in the x and y directions. The result is a period