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Earthquake triggers tsunami warning in Japan
A 6.8-magnitude earthquake has just happened on the northeast coast of Japan, right in the double disaster area in March, causing a tsunami warning to be made.
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NASA completed the first glacial map of Antarctica
The first complete map of the speed and direction of the Antarctic glaciers has been completed by scientists under the auspices of NASA, the US National Air and Space Ad…
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The richest carnivorous marsh in the world
With about 1 million prey species belonging to at least 14 species, the Green Marsh Conservation Area (Florida State, USA) is one of the most concentrated carnivorous fl…
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Dust storm devoured many American cities
Many parts of Arizona were sunk in dust storms on August 18, in which a city covered by dust was 88 kilometers wide.
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'Auto sweeper' model
According to Quang Nam Union of Science and Technology Associations, the model of 'Automatic garbage sweeper' of two students Dao Xuan Ta - Duong Van Minh has surpassed…
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Iceberg - Solution for the water resource crisis
As a 'nightmare' of ships moving near the Arctic, icebergs are now seen as an effective solution for countries that are scarce in fresh water.
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Half of Fukushima children are radioactive
Nearly a quarter of the medical samples of children living in areas of radioactive contamination from the Fukushima nuclear power plant (Japan) give positive results for…
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Use an early warning tsunami radar
For the first time, scientists used coastal radar systems to alert tsunamis in Japan and Southeast Asia a few hours before.
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Why have blood pools?
Chromatiaceae is the name of the group of bacteria mentioned above, according to Livescience. They have the ability to synthesize energy by photosynthesis. Called anaero…
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The desert is the oldest in the world
Located in the border between Namibia and southwestern Angola, with a dry and semi-arid condition lasting at least 55 million years, Namib is the world's oldest desert.
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New discovery of oil spill disaster
The study of the oil spill at a depth of 1,500 meters below sea level in April 2010, the Deepwater Horizon explosion showed many new risks to the environment.
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Two caves with stalactites in Quang Binh
On 4/8 people leading the expedition No. 1 in Phong Nha - Ke Bang, Mr. Ho Khanh announced, he discovered two new caves.
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Preparing to respond to tsunami in Da Nang
The 6m high tsunami pouring into Da Nang is the scenario expected to respond to disaster prepared by the Steering Committee of ST-11 in Da Nang at the afternoon of Augus…
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Sweden helps Vietnam cope with climate change
Enhancing resistance, resilience to climate change of the Red River Delta Biosphere Reserve, contributing to ensuring harmony between conservation and development throug…