Sri Lanka: Typhoon Mahasen killed 7 people
Sri Lankan authorities on May 15 said the Mahasen cyclone caused serious damage when at least 7 people were killed, about 864 houses were damaged including 98 houses wer…
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Sri Lankan authorities on May 15 said the Mahasen cyclone caused serious damage when at least 7 people were killed, about 864 houses were damaged including 98 houses wer…
The climate change scenario of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment predicts that at the end of this century, the sea level in Hai Phong and Cat Ba can rise…
The stress relief software for astronauts will be taken by the Russian astronaut Fyodor Yurchikhin to the International Space Station (ISS) via a memory drive, released…
In mid-May, the sky suddenly snowed 5cm thick, the temperature dropped quickly, heavy rain lasted with a wind speed of over 100km / h, the whole UK was suffering from on…
According to research by the US Aerospace Agency (NASA), the extreme weather phenomena such as drought, temperature rise to record levels, severe storms ... in the US an…
Reuters reported that at least six people were killed and 100 injured when tornadoes swept across the northern part of central Texas (USA).
More than half of all species of plants and a third of common animals may face serious threats this century due to climate change, according to a study by the University…
Alaska volcanic observatory said a cloud of ash, steam and gas continuously appeared from Pavlof crater. The cloud is about 6,000 meters above sea level and now moves to…
The rise of global heat due to the impact of climate change is making fish find cold and deeper waters, meaning that most of the fish caught in large fishing grounds rec…
A group of German scientists has successfully developed a faster and more accurate tsunami warning method using GPS, said Nature World News on May 18.
A strong tornado with winds of up to 320km / h yesterday devastated an area in the suburbs of Oklahoma City, south of the United States, leaving at least 37 people dead.
Captain Charles Moore's floating landfill in the Pacific region is said to be equivalent to the continental United States with a capacity of 100,000 tons of waste accord…
Although only about 5 minutes, but with the power of horizontal storm, tornadoes blew a lot of iron roofs, cement roofs and made the whole area out of power.
According to Xinhua, the Japanese researcher said on May 19 that they had discovered the Indian Ocean Ocean sludge containing rare earths with high content.
Scientists have developed a special mechanical needle network to recover uranium from seawater, which is four times more efficient than current methods.