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The magnitude 7.5 earthquake shook South Asia, at least 100 people died
A 7.5 magnitude earthquake shook northern Afghanistan and large-scale residents from northern Pakistan to India also felt shakes.
15 strange sandy beaches
When we think about sandy beaches, we often think of yellow light, but in the world there are unusual sandy beaches ...
The mechanism of 'fire hose'
Fire cannons are fiery columns of fire that rise very high, move slowly, and people can hardly extinguish it with direct methods.
Ten environmental disasters are threatening humanity
Humanity is more than ever before 10 disasters caused by itself, without the global expansion to solve the endangered competition is not a distant future.
The Persian Gulf is about to become a
A study published by the Associated Press on October 26 said that if the state of CO2 continued to thicken, the temperature in the Persian Gulf (southwestern Iran) could
Strange rock knows 'spawn'
The Miao National Autonomous Region (China) has a place where the extremely unique landscape is known to be 'laying eggs'.
How strong is a storm?
The scientific world thinks that the power of a storm cannot increase to an infinite level and the strongest storm that humans can measure ...
The ice in Antarctica is continuing to thicken
The US Space and Aeronautics Agency (NASA) said that over the past decade, the amount of ice accumulated in Antarctica was greater than the amount of ice lost.
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.
White poisonous foam-polluted lake caught fire
Lake Bellandur in Bangalore, India, is so polluted that white poisoning bubbles like snow and sometimes burn.
The Syrian war caused an unusual sandstorm in the Middle East
According to Israeli scientists, last month's sandstorm in the Middle East was an unusual, man-made phenomenon in Syria and Iraq.
Indonesia thanks to Russia and Japan to help control fire causing dry blindness
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…
Process of collecting molten lava from volcanoes
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.
Producing wind power and solar power is cheaper than coal
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…