Melting ice creates a huge wave that almost swept away visitors
The video captures the moment when a giant iceberg crashed into the sea, creating huge waves that flooded the shore, causing the tourists to watch and run away in panic.
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The video captures the moment when a giant iceberg crashed into the sea, creating huge waves that flooded the shore, causing the tourists to watch and run away in panic.
A mysterious object floating in the famous lake in America has astonished those who believe in conspiracy theory.
Experts collaborate with Discovery Channel to broadcast live the opening process containing the 2,500-year mummy of an Egyptian senior priest on April 7.
The massive dust storm has never been seen in the past two decades sweeping through Churu city, causing great property losses.
Meteorites rush through the atmosphere at an altitude of about 36km above the Atlantic Ocean.
The vaporized heat causes hot steam to contain more heat energy and cause more severe burns than boiling water.
The Airbus A330neo is fully assembled and leaves the workshop in Toulouse, France, before taking off in the sky.
A fisherman seemed terrified to discover something hidden deep beneath the water.
According to the Daily Star, the video begins with a scene of octopus slowly walking under the sea. Suddenly, the octopus clinging to the seaweed tree nearby, disappeare…
A woman has just said she saw Loch Ness lake monster over the internet, The Sun reported.
Photographer Jimmy Nelson spent years building a bold project, capturing the images of the last tribes on Earth and the legacies they leave behind.
North Korea's vast wide streets seem to be more empty in the cold of winter.
Stunning images of meteor shower Geminids recorded by astronomers around the world.
NASA has just shared the time lapse with data for 50 years to show how the former Soviet Union's Aral Lake has converted from sea to lake and into a dry land.
In order to capture pictures of lightning strikes, NASA must use a Firestation-named tool on the ISS station with the main function of hunting lightning on Earth.