Rising sea level ink threatens to submerge many cities
According to scientists from the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA), many cities may be engulfed by seawater in the next 100-200 years.
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According to scientists from the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA), many cities may be engulfed by seawater in the next 100-200 years.
Research by scientists from Canada shows us that urban dust not only pollutes at the mechanical level but also at the chemical level.
2015 El Nino lasted the longest in the last 60 years, making this year's winter temperature higher, rainfall across the country plummeting compared to the average of man…
An extremely rare natural phenomenon is the three tropical storms that formed and developed at the same time in the Pacific Ocean.
The 6,000m high McKinley mountain in Alaska, USA and the highest mountain in North America has officially been renamed Denali.
Lake Karachay is located south of the Ural Mountains in Chelyabinsk region, eastern Russia, now considered the most serious and dangerous pollution on Earth.
A large hole near one of the Ural mountains, Russia has increased in size at least five times since it was first discovered in November last year.
Landslide maps provided by NASA can be an effective means of assisting countries to anticipate landslides that could jeopardize people's lives.
By tracking the path of 273 strong seismic events over the past 20 years, scientists at UC Berkeley have for the first time created a 3D map of the structure inside the…
In the history of the world, many people have seen strange objects falling from the sky. Many times these
At the top of the Kelimutu volcano of Flores Island National Park (Indonesia), there are three unique lakes that change color and are associated with spooky legends.
Typhoons form in the tropics because this natural phenomenon requires a very hot stream of water, at least 26 degrees at least 50 meters below the water.
This year's El Nino phenomenon is on track to become one of the most horrific incidents of this type ever recorded, and may even be more intense than the historic El Nin…
A big sandstorm in the week swept across the Middle East, leaving at least 12 people dead and hundreds hospitalized.
A very strong storm is operating on the southeast coast of Taiwan. From tomorrow night, the storm circulation will cause strong winds of level 6-8 in the northeast of th…