New Zealand claims the island of clean mouse ball Antipodes
The New Zealand Herald on March 21 quoted New Zealand Conservation Minister Eugenie Sage as saying that the Antipodes island near Antarctica had no threat to the unique…
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The New Zealand Herald on March 21 quoted New Zealand Conservation Minister Eugenie Sage as saying that the Antipodes island near Antarctica had no threat to the unique…
Behind the magnificence of the big cloud like this river are unpredictable hazards.
About 80,000 tons of plastic waste is gathered by a large area in the Pacific Ocean.
Many people do not like winter - cold temperatures, difficulty driving and all day staying at home. It is true that summer is very brilliant, but winter can create equal…
Photographer Ray Majoran recorded bright columns rising straight from the ground to the air outside his home in Ontario, Canada, Business Insider yesterday reported.
For those who understand the history of the world, they will be no stranger to the name Taj Mahal. This is the name of a tomb in Agra (India) and is now listed as a UNES…
The central hydro-meteorological center said that 7 hours today, there was Sanba storm on the southern coast of Philippines, maximum wind speed of 75 km / h, level 8.
According to the BBC, experts say they can find rubbish everywhere in the Arctic Sea - considered a dump
Especially in the middle of February, there is a high possibility that there will be storms in the southern part of the South China Sea and may affect the waters of the…
Due to the weak air mass, the weather in the Northern provinces at noon and afternoon of February 13 (Tet 28th) is sunny and the temperature rises to 18-20 degrees.
Scientists believe that this amount of magma is up to 32km and is increasingly tending to spray upwards.
A strong earthquake triggered the alarm system in Mexico City and caused buildings to shake.
An extensive lake of India many times catches fire and fumes with smoke because of the many flammable contaminants.
If you're in Europe, you may be suffering from cold wind cuts to bone, because temperatures in many countries are below 0 ° C.
Siberian winds began sweeping Britain last night (February 25), causing Britain to face the coldest winter.