Snow cubes curled between Scottish fields
A citizen photographed a special shaped snow block in Glassford, South Lanarkshire, Scotland, BBC on January 17 reported.
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A citizen photographed a special shaped snow block in Glassford, South Lanarkshire, Scotland, BBC on January 17 reported.
On February 5, all primary schools in the capital Tehran were closed when dense fog and pollution covered the city and neighboring provinces.
The massive 6.4-magnitude 6/2 night earthquake left at least two people dead, 200 wounded, hundreds of people stranded in buildings that have fallen into disrepair.
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Russia's capital, Moscow, has experienced the thickest snowy day in more than a century with white-flooded roads and struggling cars because of low visibility.
The rainbow colors converging on Yosemite waterfall are 440 meters high, creating an extremely rare natural wonder.
The National Center for Meteorology and Hydrology said that there is a notable form at present that a tropical cyclone will enter the South China Sea around 27-28 Tet.
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The work of Michael Wolovick - a postdoctoral graduate student of Princeton University promises to go further.
From a distance from a sci-fi movie, Socotra Island was separated from the African continent about 6-7 million years ago.
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Worldwide, plastic straws are the sixth most popular type of waste, according to Litterati.
Archaeologists find the largest underwater cave in the waters off the southeastern Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico, the International Business Times reported on January 17.
The ice tunnel built in the Arctic since the Soviet Union was melting due to climate change, according to the Daily Mail.