Scene appears in Seoul after 117 years, a series of warnings are issued
More than 20cm of snow covered many areas in Seoul (South Korea) on November 27, causing traffic disruption.
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More than 20cm of snow covered many areas in Seoul (South Korea) on November 27, causing traffic disruption.
Kingsley Lake is distinctive for its unusual circular shape.
The climate on Earth is often variable and cyclical and so the world in the future may have a climate similar to that of the age of the dinosaurs.
There is no water at the bottom of the river, only giant rocks, but strangely people can still hear the sound of flowing water.
Researchers fear plans to build a giant canopy to protect the Antarctic ice shelf could spark political tensions between countries.
Images of strange clouds at Ba Den Mountain are currently being widely shared on social networks.
Just a few weeks ago, the United States grew by 1 million square kilometers (more than 386,000 square miles).
Due to over-reforestation, the 16-km long sand dunes along the Tottori coast have gradually shrunk to only 12% of their size 100 years ago.
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After nearly a decade of wandering abroad, Nguyen Duy Khanh (34 years old) decided to return to Vietnam to create a generator that runs on spring water to help people in…
The cause of the bitter cold air sweeping into China this month, setting a seasonal low temperature record, may stem from a weakening polar vortex.
If you know how to take care of lilies and especially how to choose fresh lily branches, your vase can be displayed for 7-10 days during Tet.
A strange cloud with a rare shape, looking like a flying saucer, became the center of attention after appearing in Bursa, Türkiye.
Lying off the rugged coast of Victoria, this strange island remains a mystery to this day.
We often hear the terms severe cold, severe cold... in weather forecasts, but not everyone can distinguish between these types of cold.