Lightning 'hate' anglers
Fishermen account for the largest percentage of the victims of lightning deaths in the US in the past few years. The US National Weather Service (NWS) said 238 people di…
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Fishermen account for the largest percentage of the victims of lightning deaths in the US in the past few years. The US National Weather Service (NWS) said 238 people di…
Of the approximately 420,000 people the authorities have completed to date, the re-calculation shows that 12,469 people were exposed to higher doses of radiation while 3…
Some households living near shale gas wells are at risk of being affected by the contamination of drinking water by gas from shale gas extraction.
According to the plan announced by Minister Balakrishnan, the NEA's dengue surveillance activities will still take place without nearly any interruption even if the dust…
The above data sheet provided by the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) shows that China currently dominates the use of coal in the world.
Based on government data, US scientists on June 26 warned the area
Each year millions of crabs migrate across the island to the sea, their journey can last up to 9km within a month.
At 7 o'clock on June 29, the location of the center of the storm is about 11.5 degrees North latitude; 125.4 degrees Kinh Dong, in the central region of the Philippines.…
For the first time, scientists witnessed the earth reclaiming itself after an earthquake, like the body's own healing after being injured.
The Great Australian Bight in southern Australia has a place called the Nullarbor Plain. With an area of 270,000 square kilometers and extending about 1000km from east…
The latest photos of the Alps show the scientific effort to protect one of the world's oldest glaciers from melting, by covering it with a blanket.
Scientists have long known that ice shelves are melting and that the cause of this phenomenon is due to shattered icebergs off the continental shelves.
In the afternoon of June 15 (local time), a magnitude 6.2 earthquake shook the islands of Crete in southern Greece but initial information showed no significant damage.
On June 16, some Malaysian cities were covered with haze from Indonesian forest fires on Sumatra island, causing levels of health pollution.
The European Commission (EC) on June 13 issued a new nuclear safety regulation, which calls for a biannual inspection of nuclear power plants operating in cities. Europe…