The cave structure hinders the rescue of the Thai football team
Thai teen team in the age of 11 -16 and 25-year-old coach enter Tham Luang Nang Non cave in Chiang Rai province after training on September 23.
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Thai teen team in the age of 11 -16 and 25-year-old coach enter Tham Luang Nang Non cave in Chiang Rai province after training on September 23.
Roads and railroad tracks were all affected by the terrible heat of the past week.
If you are a fan of swordplay Kim Dung, you will be surprised to know that Long Dao's Island is a real place.
According to Sputnik, surprisingly high temperatures are the result of significant and persistent masses of hot air swirling around the planet's northern half.
Designer Kosuke Araki in Tokyo has created a series of tableware from recycled food waste.
A breeze occurs when a damp wind is blocked by a high mountain on a moving path and when it comes down the mountain becomes hot and dry.
Japan Meteorological Agency said the country is suffering from rainfall
The type of waste that has the longest consequences is plastic, because they are difficult to decompose but are easy to produce. This kind of waste is much longer than u…
The lifeguards were called to rescue a guy in England, 24 years old with asphalt
Showers often occur in the summer. In order to have showers, there are two conditions. One is high ground temperature, two air must have high humidity.
The rain pouring into the car park in Siberia is red like blood but not anomalous phenomenon as many people believe.
Scientists at the US National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) have determined that the lowest temperature in the East Antarctic Plateau is -98 degrees Celsius.
According to the Daily Mail, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has warned of the need to
After nearly a century, perfectly preserved frozen bodies lay dormant in the ice sheets that came back to tell about the most majestic war in history -
According to the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA), ozone depleting chemicals turned out to be caused by Chinese manufacturers.