Florida after super typhoon century Irma: Dark, flooding and ruin
Irma, the most powerful storm ever recorded in the Atlantic, has turned many areas in the state of Florida into ruin ruins that many liken to the apocalypse.
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Irma, the most powerful storm ever recorded in the Atlantic, has turned many areas in the state of Florida into ruin ruins that many liken to the apocalypse.
These routes give visitors the opportunity to admire the most spectacular and beautiful scenery on the planet.
NASA Space Flight Astronaut photographed a historic snowstorm on the East Coast of the United States from the International Space Station on the morning of January 23.
The construction of the Panama Canal took place over 10 years, passing through one of the narrowest locations of the Central American strip.
With sharp, sharp teeth and fierce face, Sea Wolf fish was named
Constructed from volcanic eruption over 24 million years ago, Reykjanes (Iceland) is the only part of the mid-Atlantic ridge above sea level.
Photos taken from the International Space Station as it flies over the Atlantic Ocean so beautifully that viewers must utter astonished.
Not only possessing a beautiful body, the monarch butterfly is also one of the few insects capable of crossing the Atlantic Ocean.
When this type of fungus is caught, ants will be controlled, forced to follow the
A series of animals that humans never knew were discovered in a mid-Atlantic region.
Arctic foxes can move from the Atlantic to the Pacific for several months.
The tarpon, usually living along the Atlantic coast, was born very small but the adult size was about 2 meters long and weighed 127kg.
Images from NASA satellites reveal the 10-day journey of Typhoon Irma, from the Atlantic Ocean, through the Caribbean and to the state of Florida, USA.
The satellites stopped working when flying through the South American sky because they were affected by the excessive radiation of Van Allen radiation belt.
NATS, the UK National Air Transport Service, created a video to help us envision more than 1400 flights this agency handles every day.