These mysterious giant craters in Siberia
A large area in Siberia, Russia has large craters that can be seen from the universe.
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A large area in Siberia, Russia has large craters that can be seen from the universe.
According to statistics, every year up to 5 million tons of plastic waste is dumped into oceans around the world, and scientists say, this plastic trash is polluting the…
Two years ago, a small island suddenly emerged in the middle of the sea after a volcanic eruption and
Ocean surface temperature has increased to 1 degree C in the past 1 year, a record increase in the history of WMO research.
Along with the process of urbanization, countless ghost cities have sprung up in China over the past 50 years.
Lake Baikal is a unique freshwater lake in the world located in Eastern Siberia (Russian Federation), 31,722 km² wide, with an average depth of 744m.
It was the rotation of the Earth from the early period that greatly affected the formation and development of the lava ocean deep in the earth.
Nut Brother, 34, a street artist spent 100 days in a row vacuuming Beijing's capital. Finally with the amount of dust collected, he cast a complete brick.
In the production, transportation and use of toxic substances, just a little attention is needed to leak the environment, harm human health. The leak n
A series of glaciers on the Tibetan Plateau are melting and that situation could have a negative impact on Vietnam and many other Asian countries.
As predicted by scientists in recent times, global warming will significantly affect labor efficiency and productivity in Southeast Asian countries, before 2045.
Beijing on December 7 has for the first time raised the level of warning about air pollution to the highest level, after the smoke carried an unpleasant smell back to th…
Every year, about 100 million people in Bangladesh, Cambodia, India, Myanmar, Vietnam and China are poisoned by arsenic-containing water.
The display of 12 Arctic ice sheets in France has a special meaning, while global leaders are discussing measures to limit global temperature rise.