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Brazil's Amazon underground river is not a river in the usual sense even though its existence has been confirmed in a report published last week at Brazil's scientific c…
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Brazil's Amazon underground river is not a river in the usual sense even though its existence has been confirmed in a report published last week at Brazil's scientific c…
An instructor and students in Soc Trang took the initiative to use melaleuca shells to make gas-sucking belts leak from gas stations or motorbike repair shops, and were…
Irene stormed into the United States yesterday, killing at least 18 people and causing great damage to homes and roads.
Heavy rains combined with high tides make many places on Phu Quoc Island sink deep in water, traffic is divided. Meanwhile, the mainland is rapidly rising in many wester…
According to the Southern Regional Meteorological Station, Typhoon Nanmadol moved north-west towards Taiwan and was less likely to enter the South China Sea.
Acknowledging that the warning about the August 25 earthquake in Phu Yen was flawed, the head of the Tsunami Earthquake Reporting Center said that part of the software w…
A cave complex with deep mysteries has just been discovered in the tourist area - the historical and cultural relics of the national landscape of Dray Sap waterfall - Gi…
The National Institute of Water and Environmental Irrigation Teams have the idea to turn human liberated energy into exercise into mechanical energy to clean lake water.
Na forest is larger than 17ha, is a natural forest between the only remaining plain in Quang Ngai, contained in the heart of an extremely diverse ecosystem: ancient and…
Next month, a team of international scientists will inject a mixture of solution into a deep hole in a volcano in Iceland in an effort to permanently lock down CO2 under…
The rare earthquake in the east coast of the United States last month caused many nuclear power plants' waste tanks to move a few centimeters, but have not caused any da…
The US Geological Survey (USGS) reported September 2 (US time), a magnitude 6.8 earthquake that struck the Aleutian Islands, in the state of Alaska.
Using the materials available in nature will reduce the processing and processing stages, more economical and not polluting the environment.
A large block of ice equivalent to four times the size of New York's Manhattan district has separated from a Greenland glacier and melted, shocking regional research sci…
At least 20 people were killed and 50 people were missing in Japan after Typhoon Talas hit the western and central parts of the country.