Inside the volcano 4,000 years old
The 4,000-year-old Thrihnukagigur volcano in Reykjavik (Iceland) just stopped working about 40 years ago. It is now considered a sleeping volcano because it can wake up…
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The 4,000-year-old Thrihnukagigur volcano in Reykjavik (Iceland) just stopped working about 40 years ago. It is now considered a sleeping volcano because it can wake up…
In the morning of August 1, Mr. Le Thanh Loi, Director of Phong Nha - Ke Bang Eco-Cultural Tourism Center (Quang Binh) said that cave experts have discovered a block of…
The official Korean news agency KCNA said the total number of deaths due to the disaster has soared to 119. 31 deaths due to landslides and lightning strikes in heavy ra…
The results of a group of American scientists published in the August 1 issue of Nature show that, during 1960-2010, greenhouse gases in the atmosphere were ocean and Ab…
Typhoon Saola attacked Taiwan (China) with strong winds and heavy rain that killed six people and caused almost all of the island to stall operations on Thursday. Nearly…
In the warm period 52 million years ago, tropical plants were like palm trees, each covering the Antarctic coast. The sediment on the continental shelf near Antarctica h…
According to the latest announcement from the UK, Finland, Spain and the United States, climate change is the cause behind an abnormal explosion of a group of bacteria t…
A study by the US Aerospace Agency (NASA), published in Science, proves that about half of microscopic dust particles in the North American atmosphere come from outside.
Strong winds and thunderstorms poured down the provinces of the east coast of China when two big storms hit the coast in the evening of August 2 and dawn on August 3, le…
On July 12, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) achieved an important step in an effort to set a greenhouse gas emission standard for global civil aviat…
Corn and soybean fields in Illinois and Iowa states are burned. Even the second-longest river in the Mississippi world dropped to a rare low.
On July 16, in the jubilantly welcoming Sea Day - the national holiday of Japan, Iwaki city government, Fukushima Prefecture opened a beach to welcome the public.
Japanese media on July 18 reported that workers working at the Daiichi incident nuclear plant in Fukushima Prefecture for the first time have moved nuclear fuel here sin…
A glacier twice the size of Manhattan (USA) was torn off one of Greenland's largest glaciers, the latest sign of a dramatic change in this warming polar island.
According to a Russian correspondent, on the evening of July 17, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on emergency measures to remedy flash floods in the Kra…