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The magnificent 8.2-magnitude earthquake that struck Chile's coast on April 2 (Vietnam time) has killed at least 5 people and caused a 2m high tsunami to hit the shore.
The main earthquake is the most destructive and destructive natural disaster in the world. Caused by the movement of the earth's strata, some areas are frequently in thi…
The day turned into night in Quang Ninh, double rainbow in Hanoi, colorful clouds in Vinh Phuc ... are strange phenomena causing a stir in the community.
Particularly on April 4, in Hoang Thuan and Dao San communes in Phong Tho (Lai Chau) border district, whirlwinds made hundreds of houses speed.
The intergovernmental committee on combating climate change (IPCC), has released a more cautious new forecast regarding the possibility of melting ice in the Himalayas.
A volcanic eruption in Ecuador erupts into thick ash dust columns about 10km high.
The island was formed in Japan last November due to volcanic eruption encroaching on the island next to it and merging the two islands into one.
The tornado, accompanied by unprecedented hail, suddenly collapsed, speeding up more than 400 houses, offices and schools in highland districts of Son Ha and Quang Ngai.
Researchers from Washington State University (USA) have discovered that deserts and other arid ecosystems are also capable of sucking CO2 impressively like trees.
The US Geological Survey (USGS) said on April 11, a magnitude 6 earthquake shook the city of Iquique in Chile.
Recent research shows that increasing the amount of CO2 in the air significantly affects crop productivity.
Air pollution in China and other Asian countries is having a huge impact on climatic zones across the northern hemisphere, a recent study said.
Over the past few weeks, a fault discovered in the 1990s has strained residents in southern California, where millions of people live on precarious surfaces.
Analyzing the data of seismic stations, scientists warn there will be huge earthquakes in the near future.
Future climate simulations in the Amazon region show that a prolonged dry season will lead to more droughts and forest fires.