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Extreme heat waves threaten to trigger Australian fires again
An extreme heat wave swept across Australia on January 30 with a temperature of 45 degrees Celsius and increased the risk of wildfires.
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China experienced a magnitude 5.1 earthquake during the time when corona and H5N1 viruses were raging
The quake struck February 3, 2016 at Sichuan Province in southwestern China.
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Chinese hospital confirmed a cure of Wuhan pneumonia
A hospital in China has confirmed successful treatment of a patient with acute pneumonia caused by a new strain of corona virus. The patient was discharged from the hosp…
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Wuhan virus and SARS - which one is more deadly?
A lot has changed since the outbreak of SARS and caused hundreds of deaths in 2002-2003, but some things are the same. Asia is on the brink of another pandemic.
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Why say natural resources are limited?
Natural resources mean the components of nature that are used by humans in certain forms to exploit and apply to life, necessary materials for society.
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The horseshoe-shaped island erupted 4,000 years ago
The intense eruption caused Deception volcano to collapse into flooded pans, even boats that could run straight inside.
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Australia catches hail the size of a golf ball, reduces wildfire slightly
As expected, heavy hailstorms struck Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. On 19-1, on social networks, people of kangaroo shared photos of stones as big as golf balls pouring…
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The sky is suddenly purple in Arizona
Lights from a marijuana farm in Arizona, USA have spread throughout the sky, causing many people to be concerned about light pollution but also many people enjoy it.
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Temperature rises, men ... die more than women?
Hotter temperatures make men swim, drive and drink more alcohol, leading to a higher risk of death from drowning and traffic accidents, according to new research.
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Glorious glows around the Sun.
The moment the ice crystal floats in the air creating a halo effect around the Sun that enters the photographer's lens in the Alps.
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NASA: Smoke from wildfires in Australia flies halfway around the Earth
The US space and space agency (NASA) says the smoke from major fires in Australia will soon spread globally.
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Why do we sometimes sweat ... sometimes?
More or less, maybe there was a time when you had sweaty feet after vigorous exercise, running or even just sitting still but the weather was too hot?
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Why is the air in Hanoi unusually polluted this morning?
On the morning of January 14, Hanoi recorded the most polluted air in weeks. AQI is purple (AQI is over 200, very bad level).
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The 50,000-year-old method can extinguish Australian forest fires
A 50,000-year-old secret of the Aboriginal people in Australia can extinguish wildfire is raging in this country.
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Students make driver drowsy system
This system is installed opposite the driver. When the driver detects signs of sleepiness, the system will issue a sound alert to wake up.