Close up of a giant crack can create a new ocean
A giant 35-mile crack created in 2005 in the Ethiopian desert could create a new ocean, according to the researchers.
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A giant 35-mile crack created in 2005 in the Ethiopian desert could create a new ocean, according to the researchers.
Lake Bellandur in Bangalore, India, is so polluted that white poisoning bubbles like snow and sometimes burn.
According to Israeli scientists, last month's sandstorm in the Middle East was an unusual, man-made phenomenon in Syria and Iraq.
The Indonesian president proposed four countries, including Russia and Japan, to help stamp out the fire, which caused the thick dry haze to spread across the region for…
With only protective gear, a hammer and a bucket of water, geologists have turned the work of dangerous molten lava into a very gentle way.
For the first time, the cost of producing wind and solar power in the UK and Germany was cheaper than the cost of producing electricity from coal, even in the absence of…
Many places on Earth become the center of the strongest winds, with speeds of hundreds of kilometers per hour.
High-rise buildings in the city center hidden under thick fog in the morning of October 13 due to the appearance of wet blindness because of the diffusion of cold air.
Severe air pollution in China contributes more than 50% of SO2 toxic gas in northern Vietnam in winter and this situation has a long-lasting risk.
American scientists are developing bikini swimsuits that can filter contaminants in seawater around the wearer.
There have been countries that have been saved by the weather, but there have also been cities destroyed because of this factor. Nagasaki (Japan) is an example: If
In the night of thunder and rain, a bright, spherical object of the size of an orange or grapes flew through the window into the house, or glided across the yard, flashi…
Rising temperatures, melting ice, rising sea levels in the near future are just a part of the greenhouse effect. It can bend rails, change the circadian rhythm
For travelers who enjoy the 'light-mixing' of thunder, South America will surely be the ideal land to inspire discoveries.
Currently, a very strong storm is operating in the waters off the eastern Philippines and has an international name as Koppu.