The island was 'swallowed up' by the ocean off Pakistan
An island formed by Pakistan's mud volcano was covered by sea water and disappeared almost without trace when viewed from above.
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An island formed by Pakistan's mud volcano was covered by sea water and disappeared almost without trace when viewed from above.
Due to the hot sun and strong wind, a forest fire occurred from noon 8-7 in Huong Son district, Ha Tinh.
Satellite imagery records a crack that extends over the previously contained water area, causing some of the water to be absorbed.
Environmental pollution from plastic bags is no longer a national issue but a global problem. To solve this problem, many environmentally friendly bag production initiat…
The convenience of plastic bags no one denies, but to minimize the harm it causes to the ecological environment, we should reuse it more efficiently from today.
Thanks to high-quality satellite images, scientists discovered a boiling and sustainable lava lake, 90-215 m wide on the crater of Michael.
The new polymer, which can be easily decomposed and then restructured into another item, is like a lego assembly.
Anchorage, the largest city in the US state of Alaska, has experienced a record hot National Day when its temperature reached 32.2 degrees Celsius, the highest level in…
The price is cheap compared to other islands in the world, but these locations still cannot have a visitor come and ask to buy. Of course, those are islands
The southern part of California is shaken by an earthquake of 6.4 degrees and experts warn there will be a stronger earthquake in the next few days.
Observations show that the June heat waves similar to a century ago have a lower thermal background than the June heat waves of about 4 degrees Celsius.
There is an even more terrible kind of garbage than plastic bags and straws, science has just picked up tons of tons on the ocean floor.
The National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting stated that in the next hours, tropical depressions in the East Sea are likely to become strong storms and move…
On the evening of July 2, the tropical depression operated on the East Sea and became a storm with the international name Mun.
The discovery helps scientists better understand the mechanism of drainage under the ice layer, affecting the effects of global warming.