Unpredictable heavy rain warning in Western Japan
Some parts of western Japan have suffered from flooding since early morning July 28 when Japanese meteorological authorities warn people about
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Some parts of western Japan have suffered from flooding since early morning July 28 when Japanese meteorological authorities warn people about
Scientists at Zurich Polytechnic University (EPFZ), Switzerland, have discovered seismic waves that can release methane as well as impact on climate change.
On July 29, about 50,000 liters of oil spilled onto the beach of Ao Phrao of the famous tourist island of Ko Samet, leaving many tourists to leave the island.
Due to the influence of low vortex activity in the Northern region, continuously in the two days of 28-29 / 7, Tuyen Quang province appears raining and there is a place…
Seeing a hard-water cannon was hard, but the lucky Italian named Roberto Giudici also took pictures of all four cannons at the same time while outside of Orthoni Island…
At 04:00 on August 1, the position of the center of the storm was about 15.6 degrees north latitude; 114.2 degrees Kinh Dong, about 260 km from Hoang Sa archipelago to t…
After entering the East Sea, storm Jebi is getting stronger. The storm is expected to sweep through Hainan Island (China) with a strong intensity of level 10 before ente…
On the morning of August 2, the storm center of Jebi in Hoang Sa archipelago, strong level 10 and the possibility of tomorrow afternoon poured into the East North. Quang…
Japan 's Nuclear Regulatory Authority (NRA) on July 10 expressed
A giant iceberg, about eight times the size of Manhattan (USA) and across the city of Hamburg (Germany), broke out in an Antarctic glacier.
Heavy rains on many parts of China have caused floods to sweep many bridges and houses, killing dozens and missing.
Paraguay officials said the current flood forced about 13,000 households to live on the banks of the Parana and Paraguay rivers.
With the continuous weathering of thousands of years of wind, water, rain ... the emerald green caves below bring the beauty that makes you feel
Harvard University announced a list of 2.3 million organic carbon compounds capable of turning sunlight into electricity.