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Lignum Vitae wood is distributed in Central America and northern South America, considered an important export tree to Europe since the 16th century.
The Polish village of Suloszowa, with about 6,000 residents, is becoming famous around the world for its unusual living space layout.
Recently, scientists at the Central Institute for Scientific Research under the Vietnam Museum of Nature discovered and recorded two new species of cicadas.
From today, strong cold air will flow down to the North, pulling the lowest temperature in the plains down to 15 degrees Celsius, and in the mountains below 10 degrees C…
This is the bizarre moment the soil turned into liquid, swallowing an excavator and the driver had to jump out to escape.
A violent dust storm swept through Central California. The storm moved at terrifying speeds, affecting cities and transportation.
The meteorological agency forecasts that storm Trami will enter the East Sea on October 24 and reach maximum intensity of level 12 when approaching the waters of the Hoa…
It is forecasted that today (October 24), storm Tra Mi will enter the East Sea. Calculation models in Vietnam and internationally show that when approaching the sea of …
After entering the East Sea yesterday afternoon (October 24), storm Tra Mi is showing signs of strengthening.
Due to the influence of storm No. 6, from the evening and night of October 26 to October 28, many areas will have heavy to very heavy rain.
Researchers suspect the ancient stone circle of Nabta Playa was used to determine the summer solstice, signaling the coming rainy season.
Dubai Airports will install photovoltaic panels on the roofs of Dubai International and Dubai World Central airports, providing electricity to 3,000 households.
Shinkansen trains have not caused any fatalities or injuries since they began operating, and the average delay is less than 5 minutes.
Strange cracks and depressions in Türkiye's Central Anatolian Plateau are evidence of the Earth's crust sinking deeper into itself.
More than 250,000 passengers pass through Stockholm Central Station every day, unaware that their body heat is being exploited for energy.