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The clouds look like waves in the skies of Colorado, America formed between two air currents with different direction and movement speed.
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The clouds look like waves in the skies of Colorado, America formed between two air currents with different direction and movement speed.
In early November, people in a village in Xinjiang, China, shared on Weibo social network the image of a shining five-color cloud, looking like a dancing fairy.
A bizarre cloud like a giant wave appears in the sky over Sydney before pouring heavy rain on 6/11 that many people fear.
Plastic waste not only causes environmental damage, it also has a great impact on the economy and human health.
As the second largest forest in the world, only after Amazon (Brazil), Maiombe forest acts as one of the 'lungs of the world'.
Devil's Tower in Wyoming, USA: It is a giant basalt rock up to 280m high, formed from volcanic lava, which is formed by wind and invading rain. According to scientists,…
Many people, when referring to the name of the most polluted city in the world, point to TP. Beijing of China but the truth is not so.
Central and many other regions in China warm up, causing food productivity to skyrocket, creating a solid foundation for the Song Dynasty to develop its economy and mili…
To solve the problem of increasing plastic waste worldwide, a group of designers invented a type
Justin Sonnett and Chris Matthews, two students who just graduated from North Carolina University, said they have found a solution to solve the problem of global clean w…
In the coming years, autumn may be different. The reason is that climate change has changed the time and process of changing the color of leaves.
With temperatures ranging from 37 to 62 degrees C, Danakil concave (Ethiopia) is considered
Residents of some northwestern Spanish villages discovered that the water in the reservoirs suddenly turned dark red like blood due to a micro-algae that appeared in the…
Australian scientists think that climate change will make sharks smaller and less thirsty
The megacities continue to grow, even in Antarctica, to meet the human living space but threaten the primeval forests on Earth.