The world's largest ice island wanders over the ocean
After separating from Greenland, huge ice blocks drifted over the Arctic Ocean, threatening the safety of ships and oil rigs.
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After separating from Greenland, huge ice blocks drifted over the Arctic Ocean, threatening the safety of ships and oil rigs.
25 expired tanks are pushed into the Gulf of Thailand to provide shelter for fish and other marine species.
Before the news, it would take US $ 1 billion if Hanoi shot clouds, prevented rain in the celebration of 1,000 years of Thang Long-Hanoi, Dr. Tran Duy Binh, former Direc…
In addition to the usual on-ground parking lot, parking in the basement, automatic parking is also another solution for urban areas which are increasingly cramped. The a…
Experts from the World Food and Agriculture Organization urged people to eat insects instead of steak or sausage.
NASA scientists have come up with a new way of developing radar systems and aviation maps for earthquake alert purposes.
The air quality monitoring system around 8 airports in Germany is being monitored under the help of bees.
After half a year of no progress, it is expected that by mid-July 2010, the extraction of Sword Lake by German technology will be resumed.
The amount of organic matter, dissolved in deep water parts in the Arctic Ocean, doubled after 12 years. This is a solid evidence that allows the Earth to warm up.
La Nina phenomenon is gradually forming in the Pacific region, will cool the air and cause heavy rain in Asia, including Vietnam.
BP Group on July 15 succeeded in preventing oil leakage after replacing the new lid on the well.
Tropical depressions formed the Philippine coast into the South China Sea and are getting stronger. This evening, the low pressure will strengthen into a storm.
The Earth is nearing the farthest position of the sun in 2010, but temperatures in many cities around the world are reaching record highs in several decades.
Oil and gas continued to escape from the broken bottom of the Gulf of Mexico, a few days after the BP group put a new cap into the well.
July 20 shows that the storm is stronger and likely to affect Vietnam.