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Today I will talke about the most famous caves in the world:

Blue Cave (Greek: Φώκιαλη) is the most celebrated attraction of the Greek island of Kastellorizo, and is a sufficient reason to visit the island .[1] The cave lies on the southeast coast of the island, and is named by the inhabitants phokialí (Greek for seal's refuge).[1]

The blue cave

At 40–50 m long, 25–30 m wide, and 20–25 m high, it is much larger than the world famous Grotta Azzurra on Capri, Italy.[1]

The light of the sun, refracted through the sea, is reflected in the interior of the grotto, thereby producing a dazzling blue colour. The cave can be visited only by boat and, since the entrance is barely one metre high above sea level, only under calm sea conditions. The best time of the day to visit is early in the morning, when the sun is still low.[1

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Jeita Cave

Jeita Grotto Jeita Grotto is one 
of the most famous caves and caves in Lebanon, and it is a cave with narrow cavities and reefs, lobbies, structures and halls sculpted by nature, and the limestone water seeped into it from the heights of Lebanon to form with the passage of time a world of domes, sculptures, shapes and strange formations.  [2 The Lebanese are the jewel of Lebanese tourism, which has been successful throughout history, with foreign pioneers and Lebanese adventurers. 

Its location is the Jeita Cave located in the Nahr al-Kalb Valley of the Kesrouan District, which is about 20 km north of Beirut. It consists of two layers, the upper cave or the upper layer and the lower cave.

I love to visit Jeita Cave and i like to visit all places.
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Grade: Ninth (B)

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Jeita Cave

Jeita Grotto Jeita Grotto is one 
of the most famous caves and caves in Lebanon, and it is a cave with narrow cavities and reefs, lobbies, structures and halls sculpted by nature, and the limestone water seeped into it from the heights of Lebanon to form with the passage of time a world of domes, sculptures, shapes and strange formations.  [2 The Lebanese are the jewel of Lebanese tourism, which has been successful throughout history, with foreign pioneers and Lebanese adventurers. 

Its location is the Jeita Cave located in the Nahr al-Kalb Valley of the Kesrouan District, which is about 20 km north of Beirut. It consists of two layers, the upper cave or the upper layer and the lower cave.

I love to visit Jeita Cave and i like to visit all places.
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Name: Leen Taha
Grade: Ninth (B)

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Jeita Cave

Jeita Grotto Jeita Grotto is one 
of the most famous caves and caves in Lebanon, and it is a cave with narrow cavities and reefs, lobbies, structures and halls sculpted by nature, and the limestone water seeped into it from the heights of Lebanon to form with the passage of time a world of domes, sculptures, shapes and strange formations.  [2 The Lebanese are the jewel of Lebanese tourism, which has been successful throughout history, with foreign pioneers and Lebanese adventurers. 

Its location is the Jeita Cave located in the Nahr al-Kalb Valley of the Kesrouan District, which is about 20 km north of Beirut. It consists of two layers, the upper cave or the upper layer and the lower cave.

I love to visit Jeita Cave and i like to visit all places.
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Name: Leen Taha
Grade: Ninth (B)
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Jeita Cave

Jeita Grotto Jeita Grotto is one 
of the most famous caves and caves in Lebanon, and it is a cave with narrow cavities and reefs, lobbies, structures and halls sculpted by nature, and the limestone water seeped into it from the heights of Lebanon to form with the passage of time a world of domes, sculptures, shapes and strange formations.  [2 The Lebanese are the jewel of Lebanese tourism, which has been successful throughout history, with foreign pioneers and Lebanese adventurers. 

Its location is the Jeita Cave located in the Nahr al-Kalb Valley of the Kesrouan District, which is about 20 km north of Beirut. It consists of two layers, the upper cave or the upper layer and the lower cave.

I love to visit Jeita Cave and i like to visit all places.
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Name: Leen Taha
Grade: Ninth (B)
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Geological phenomena The cave is considered one of the natural geological phenomena, and its openings have been used as dwellings for humans since ancient times to protect them from the harsh fluctuations of the weather.  Large rocky, which is dark on the inside, and has rocky pillars scattered, and other features, but in this article we will talk about the definition of caves more clearly

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Jeita Grotto
The caves are located in the Valley of the River Dog in the Geita region, 18 km from the Lebanese capital Beirut, and although there is life in the caves in prehistoric times, the lower cave was not rediscovered until 1836, and can only be visited by boat because an underground river is being used to drink more than of a million Lebanese citizens. The Lebanese Grotto of Geita is one of the places of eligibility for the Seven Wonders of the World, and has become one of the most important tourist destinations in Lebanon.

Upper jeita Cave
The Upper Geita Cave is 2,130 metres long, and visitors can reach only 750 meters through a specially designed corridor, the rest cannot be reached for fear of environmental damage due to overcrowding, and the upper cave contains a variety of crystalline formations, such as stalagmites, columns, limestone deposits and ponds.

The upper gallery of the grotto is famous for its efficient lighting systems, and is accessed through a long concrete tunnel, which reaches a length of 117 meters, and this part contains three huge rooms, called the first room in white, depending on the color of its lighting and its exciting formations it contains deposits The world's tallest calcareous deposit is 8.2 meters long, and this room is characterized by its medium size, the second is red, 106 meters long and 30-50 meters wide, The third room is one of the largest rooms, with a height of more than 120 metres.

Jeita's Lower Cave
The lower Geita Cave is 6,200 metres long and 60 metres below the upper gallery, and is a huge hall containing impressive calcareous deposits, and an underground river.

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Blue Grotto Cave

The Blue Grotto  Cave , is a waterlogged sea cave located in a small bay called Balun, on the east side of the island of Bisevo .The grotto is one of the best known natural beauty spots on the Adriatic and a popular show cave because of the glowing blue light that appears at certain times of day.

The cave was formed by the wave action of the sea, as sea water eroded the limestone rock of which the whole island of Bisevo is composed. The cave is 60 meters long and 25 meters wide. The entry is two meters wide and roughly one meter high at low tide, making safe access possible only when tides are low and the sea is calm. To enter the grotto, visitors must lie flat on the bottom of a small four-person rowboat. The oarsman then uses a metal chain attached to the cave walls to guide the boat inside the grotto.

The Blue Grotto is one of several sea caves worldwide that is flooded with a brilliant blue or emerald light. The quality and nature of the colour in each is determined by its unique combination of depth, breadth, water clarity, and light source.

As light passes through the water into the cave, red reflections are filtered out and only blue light enters the cave. Objects placed in the water of the grotto famously appear silver. This is caused by tiny bubbles, which cover the outside of the object when they are placed underwater. The bubbles cause the light to refract differently than it does from the surrounding water and gives off the silver effect

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The Blue Cave of Italy, or the Cave of Azzaro, is the main tourist attraction in Capri, Italy, which is a half-submerged cave lit by a strange blue light.The blue light is in fact due to the reflection of sunlight on an opening close to the surface of the sea, and the best time to visit the cave is at noon when the sun begins to shine at the door of the cave. [1]

The cave is approximately 50 meters long and 30 meters wide, and the entrance to the cave consists of a square hole of two meters in the rock wall.  The inner part of the cave, known as the Duomo (cathedral), is about 144 meters high;  The depth of the water under it is 133 meters [2].Caves consist of geological processes, including: Chemical reactions between rocks.  Water erosion factors.  Tectonic forces

And chemical weathering

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A cave or cavern is a natural void in the ground,[1][2] specifically a space large enough for a human to enter. Caves often form by the weathering of rock and often extend deep underground. The word cave can also refer to much smaller openings such as sea caves, rock shelters, and grottos, though strictly speaking a cave is exogene, meaning it is deeper than its opening is wide,[3] and a rock shelter is endogene.[4]

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La Cueva de Hércules es considerada la cueva más grande de África, y la cueva ha atraído a muchos turistas desde su descubrimiento en 1906. La cueva tiene vistas al Océano Atlántico, no lejos de Gibraltar Bojas, donde las aguas del Mediterráneo se encuentran con las aguas del Océano Atlántico, y pertenece al grupo de Cuevas de Ashkar, que se remonta a Establecido en cinco mil años antes de 🤬. La Cueva de Hércules es una cueva profunda en la que rompen las olas del mar en cada marea, y los visitantes entran en la oscuridad mientras dura hasta que sale la abertura de la luz, que es una ventana debajo de la montaña que da a las aguas del Atlántico, y se dibuja un mapa similar al de África, y entrar en la cueva constituye un mundo de misterio. Se alimenta del antiguo mito sobre la historia de la cueva, que dice que África estaba conectada con Europa, y esta región media separa el Mar de Ron (el Mediterráneo) del Mar de las Tinieblas (el Océano Atlántico), y cuando Atlas, hijo de Neptuno, tenía tres hijas que vivían en una arboleda que arroja manzanas doradas y está custodiada por un monstruo, su asesino. Hércules (hijo de Júpiter) lo derrotó, pero Hércules, enfadado por la ira del conflicto, golpeó la montaña y se partió, de modo que las azules aguas del Mediterráneo se mezclaron con las verdes aguas del Atlántico, y Europa se separó de África, luego Hércules casó a su hijo Sofakis con una de las hijas de Neptuno para que de su matrimonio diera lugar a una hermosa niña llamada Tanga. .💖💖💖💖💖💖

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A cave is a natural cavity under the surface of the earth or in rocks, it may have an entrance or an opening, and sometimes it is without any entrances, and caves are formed as a result of several geological processes, including, chemical reactions between rocks, erosion factors due to water, tectonic forces, pressure and weather factors, biology  The subtleties, types and formations, and caves are spread in many countries of the world, but because of the difficulty of discovering most of them, only a few are recorded, in addition to the absence of a number that specifies the number of caves in the world, as the process of exploring caves is often linked to the interest of the country and the region in this type of terrain.
Of the types of caves:
Lava caves resulting from melting and lava flow.
Sea caves resulting from the high compressive force of constantly moving waves.
Glacial caves resulting from melting ice in high altitude areas.
Solution caverns resulting from the movement of groundwater that melts carbonate rocks.
Among the other types of caves are the ice caves that were formed in the frozen sites, as a result of the melting processes that occur in those areas, and there are marine caves located along the beaches and seas that were formed by the action of the seas and oceans on the shores of those cities.  Among the most famous and most common types of caves are the caves that are produced by the processes of water erosion, either by rainwater loaded with acids and carbon dioxide, which dissolve limestone, creating caves and tunnels through them, or caves that arise by the action of groundwater located below the surface of the earth;  Where the accumulation of this groundwater dissolves rocks and soil and creates deep holes in them, and these gaps are filled with water by the action of the groundwater, and then as the level of the groundwater falls in these places until the deep gap left by the groundwater becomes clear to us and is filled with air instead of the water that was  In which.

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Reed Flute Cave known as “the Palace of Natural Arts” is located in the northwest of Guilin in southern China. According to a legend, Reed Flute Cave got its name because people believed that the reed by the cave’s mouth could be made into flutes. The limestone cave offers a majestic fairyland of stalactites, stalagmites, stone pillars, stone curtains, birds, plants and animals in fantastic shapes and colors

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The formation and development of caves is known as speleogenesis; it can occur over the course of millions of years.[5] Caves can range widely in size, and are formed by various geological processes. These may involve a combination of chemical processes, erosion by water, tectonic forces, microorganisms, pressure, and atmospheric influences. Isotopic dating techniques can be applied to cave sediments, to determine the timescale of the geological events which formed and shaped present-day caves.[5]

It is estimated that a cave cannot be more than 3,000 metres (9,800 ft) vertically beneath the surface due to the pressure of overlying rocks. This does not, however, impose a maximum depth for a cave which is measured from its highest entrance to its lowest point, as the amount of rock above the lowest point is dependent on the topography of the landscape above it. For karst caves the maximum depth is determined on the basis of the lower limit of karst forming processes, coinciding with the base of the soluble carbonate rocks.[6] Most caves are formed in limestone by dissolution.[7

Caves can be classified in various other ways as well, including a contrast between active and relict: active caves have water flowing through them; relict caves do not, though water may be retained in them. Types of active caves include inflow caves ("into which a stream sinks"), outflow caves ("from which a stream emerges"), and through caves ("traversed by a stream").[
For other uses, see Cave (disambiguation).

"Cavern" redirects here. For other uses, see Cavern (disambiguation).

Lechuguilla Cave, New Mexico, United States

A cave or cavern is a natural void in the ground,[1][2] specifically a space large enough for a human to enter. Caves often form by the weathering of rock and often extend deep underground. The word cave can also refer to much smaller openings such as sea caves, rock shelters, and grottos, though strictly speaking a cave is exogene, meaning it is deeper than its opening is wide,[3] and a rock shelter is endogene.[4

Speleology is the science of exploration and study of all aspect of caves and the cave environment. Visiting or exploring caves for recreation may be called caving, potholing, or spelunking.

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From the ninth grade B today I will talk about one of the caves that are created by the weathering process, which are limestone caves. They are large holes in the rock, formed as a result of the subterranean rocks that collect after rain.

The mechanism of formation of limestone caves:

1. Rain water in the form of an acid solution dissolves as a result of dissolving carbon dioxide in hydrogen according to the following two equations:

Carbon dioxide (g) + H2O (liters) → H2CO3 (aq)

H2CO3 (aq) + CaCO3 (s) → Ca (HCO3) 2

2. As a result of the melting of the limestone, large gaps are formed forming the limestone cave, cavernous draperies, stalactites and stalactites.

Stalactites: water droplets that react with carbon dioxide to produce DNA, and this acid passes between the cracks

And calcium hydrogen carbonate Ca (HCO3) 2, as these droplets remain suspended in the surface of the cave.

And decomposes to form calcium carbonate (CaCO3) a magnetic magnet hanging from the ceiling of the cave according to the following equation:

Ca (HCO3) 2 (aq) → CaCO3 (s) + H2O (l) + CO2 (g)

Stalagmites: formed in the same way after some drops of calcium hydrogen carbonate descend into the bottom of the cave.

Limestone columns: are formed when stalactites and stalactites meet each other.
The basic chemical process for formation of limestone caves and caves in general is (the weathering process)

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Sorek cave

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Sorek cave

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Jeita cave

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Jeita cave is one of the most famous caves and caves in Lebanon.and it is a cave with cavities and narrow reefs,lobbies, structures and halls sculpted nature, and the  limestone water seeped into it form the heights of Lebanon to form with the passage of  time a world of domes, structures,and strange shapes and formations.
The  Lebanese consider it the jewel of Lebanese tourism, and it has been discovered throughout history by foreign pioneers and Lebanese adventurer.

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Cave of the Candles (Palestine)
This cave is known as the Surik Cave Nature Reserve, and it is an important reference for the climate history in the Mediterranean region through the high density descending columns discovered in the cave.

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Al Houta Cave is a gigantic and vast natural cave located in the Al Hamra state in the interior region of the Sultanate of Oman.  The locals discovered it hundreds of years ago and wove myths around it because of the strangeness of its natural forms, from stalagmites and stalactites formed from calcination of dissolved salts in rainwater that formed them over millions of years, which have many colors and shapes, and its great depth and was opened as a tourist attraction in December of 2006. The cave extends  For a distance of 5 kilometers underground, and the distance that can be entered is 860 meters, after which the lake begins, which extends for a distance of 4 kilometers, and requires special equipment to traverse it, in addition to its difficulty for most visitors as the degree of humidity in some areas of this part reaches 90%.  The cave is named after the village of Al Houta, in which the cave is located.

The journey begins inside the cave with a train that takes visitors from the reception on a journey of approximately five minutes between the views of the mountains and valleys to the mouth of the cave, and then continues the journey on foot in a circular journey and even exit from the same entrance again.  The flight time is 40 minutes.

The temperatures inside the cave vary from cold and damp depending on the climb, altitude, breadth and narrowness of the place.

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غزل صلاح عباس طبنجة التاسع ب Within the Greater Tangiers project, the Moroccan government allocated a budget for the rehabilitation of the Cave of Hercules, one of the largest in the African continent, which is classified on the list of national heritage, a gap in the hollow of the cave, as if it indicates the heart of Hercules, or suggests the shape of a map of Africa. It is frequented by many tourists as long as they hear the legendary and immortal name of the Greek warrior. But this landmark, located in northern Morocco, has been subjected to unregulated exploitation for several years, and its luster and structure has been exhausted by human and natural factors. The responsible authorities intervened and focused on purifying the cave from the inside and strengthening its structure, working to reduce rainwater leaks and giving it an engineering shape consistent with its historical value, and working on strengthening the lighting inside and outside so that it constituted a solid experience. The architect who supervised the restoration of the cave, Anwar Al-Umayy, explained to Al-Arabi Al-Jadeed that the damage to the cave “threatened the rigidity of its basic structure and the stability of its walls and ceiling. Due to its unique location and exceptional nature, it forms an open field on the Atlantic Ocean and is susceptible to tidal factors.”

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There are 4 main types of caves in the world, which are:

Lava tubes
Solution Caves
Sea caves caves
Corroded

Three of these caves were formed due to erosion. They are

1. Caves solution
Solution caverns form when carbon in Earth's atmosphere mixes with water, forming acid rain. Acid rain is a weak acid, but it can be affected by weather factors and erode rocks, which is the reason for their formation.

2. Sea caves
Sea caves are formed quite simply: by water crashing on rocks. When this happens, the force is so great that parts of the rock eventually wear off and erode. This continues for hundreds of years, and eventually

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The Cave of Dhuhr (or Barqash Cave) is a natural geological formation that dates back to the Akriatic era 35-40 million years ago. It is located in the Koura district - Irbid in the southeastern part of the Koura district and to the south of the Barqash reserve for wildlife.  It is considered one of the most beautiful geological areas in the world. It is located in the middle of the Barqash forests. It is similar to the Jeita Cave in Lebanon, and it is considered the only natural cave discovered in Jordan. [1]

It is a natural cavity consisting of several caves and corridors connected to each other, formed in ancient geological times, and the area of ​​the cave is estimated between 3 and 4 thousand square meters.  The stalagmites are formed in the images of limestone columns, and the pink stalagmites have a wonderful resemblance to the pink color of the pink rocks of the Petra Treasury.  And the cave contains basements through which the human body passes with

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The Cave of Dhuhr (or Barqash Cave) is a natural geological formation that dates back to the Akriatic era 35-40 million years ago. It is located in the Koura district - Irbid in the southeastern part of the Koura district and to the south of the Barqash reserve for wildlife.  It is considered one of the most beautiful geological areas in the world. It is located in the middle of the Barqash forests. It is similar to the Jeita Cave in Lebanon, and it is considered the only natural cave discovered in Jordan. [1]

It is a natural cavity consisting of several caves and corridors connected to each other, formed in ancient geological times, and the area of ​​the cave is estimated between 3 and 4 thousand square meters.  The stalagmites are formed in the images of limestone columns, and the pink stalagmites have a wonderful resemblance to the pink color of the pink rocks of the Petra Treasury.  And the cave contains basements through which the human body passes with difficulty.

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Home (weathering)
Stripping
Effects of weathering and erosion
Caves
natural disasters
Weathering and Erosion
Caves
Types of caves
There are 4 main types of caves in the world, which are:

Lava tubes
Solution Caves
Sea caves caves
Corroded

Three of these caves were formed due to erosion. They are

1. Caves solution
    Solution caverns form when carbon in Earth's atmosphere mixes with water, forming acid rain. Acid rain is a weak acid, but it can be affected by weather factors and erode rocks, which is the reason for their formation.

2. Sea caves
Sea caves are formed quite simply: by water crashing on rocks. When this happens, the force is so great that parts of the rock eventually wear off and erode. This continues for hundreds of years, and eventually

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The Gran Aquifero Maya Project for studying and preserving groundwater in the Yucatan Peninsula concluded that the 347 km cave was explored after examining a maze of submerged canals over a period of months. In a statement, the project said the group had concluded that the 263 km long network of caves known as Sac Acton near the shore of the resort of Tulum, is connected to the Dos Ojos, which is 83 km long. The project manager Guillermo de Anda said the "amazing" discovery would help to understand the development of the rich culture of the region dominated by the Maya civilization before the Spanish conquest. "This enables us to appreciate more clearly what the rituals and pilgrimage sites were and ultimately what the pre-Spanish settlements were now unfolding," he added.

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Read about Jeta cave and use GOOGLE to write about your own cave🤩

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Write about a cave that has been formed because of weathering

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