NASA has released images of a vanishing "ghost island" in the Caspian Sea captured by its satellites. The Kumani Bank mud volcano, also known as Chigil-Deniz, a feature located roughly 15 miles off the eastern coast of Azerbaijan,

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A recent discovery by NASA satellites has captivated the imagination of scientists and enthusiasts alike—a mysterious ghost island that briefly emerged in the Caspian Sea before vanishing without a trace.

A mud volcano eruption in the Caspian Sea created a temporary 'ghost island' in early 2023, only for it to erode away by the end of 2024. NASA's Earth Observatory tracked its brief appearance using satellite images,

NASA satellites captured a "phantom island" before it vanished as suddenly as it appeared. The landmass emerged in early 2023 off the coast of Azerbaijan following a volcanic eruption. However, a year later,

Scientists at NASA have observed a mysterious island in the Caspian Sea that formed after the eruption of the Kumani Bank mud volcano off the coast of Azerbaijan. The "ghost island" appeared and then vanished just as quickly,

Scientists from NASA observed a mysterious island in the Caspian Sea following the eruption of the Kumani Bank mud volcano off the coast of Azerbaijan. The "ghost island" appeared and disappeared just as quickly,