Science / discoveries 5 Most Incredible Discoveries of the Week Greenland has a canyon bigger than the Grand Canyon By Newser Editors, Newser Staff Posted Aug 30, 2013 10:34 PM CDT Updated Aug 31, 2013 6:41 AM CDT Copied File photo of Greenland. (Shutterstock) This week's most incredible discoveries include a massive under-ice canyon and the world's biggest fish: Scientists Accidentally Discover Even 'Grander' Canyon: Scientists have—totally by accident—come across a hidden canyon that dwarfs the Grand one. This one, though, has never been seen by humans. It's under the ice of Greenland. Scientists Unearth World's Largest Fish: As far as discoveries go, this one is pretty astounding on three counts: It came about by chance, expanded our knowledge of "gigantism," and revealed the world's largest fish. Hot Find in Norway: an Ancient Sweater: Thanks to melting snow in the Norwegian mountains, archaeologists have uncovered some pretty cool artifacts—including a really well-worn tunic more than 1,600 years old. Even better, it appears to be a hand-me down. This Photo May Be 2nd Ever of Billy the Kid: The world has long had only one authentiicated photo of the notorious Billy the Kid. A New Mexico historian thinks he's found a second. Guys, You're Just as Depressed as Women: Depression might be known more as a women's disease, but new research shows men suffer just as much—only differently. Click for more amazing discoveries. (More discoveries stories.) Report an error