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Video: What does the pilot see when the plane turns cloud off?
Captain Sandeep Varma landed safely at Queenstown Airport in New Zealand before posting a two-minute clip on Twitter, Mirror said.
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Strange storm broke the whole city in 1674
This storm left a strong imprint in the social life and architecture of the city of Utrecht and is still visible today.
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Pilot's Glory Decoding: the aura of common pilots
This is an extremely interesting natural phenomenon that you may have missed.
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Decoding the extremely rare phenomenon behind art masterpieces 'Screams'
The scientific community has deciphered the mystery of the sky that appears in the work
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These frightening clouds have just been categorized into the International Cloud Map
As if you were underwater and looked at the surface of a screaming ocean.
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The skyscrapers of the future
Many drawings of future high-rise buildings of design teams and architecture companies have many modern features, far from today.
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For the first time see rock formations
Scientists have just observed the formation of ice crystals in the atmosphere. This phenomenon of forming clouds has never been directly seen before.
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First discovered ammonia gas in the troposphere
The new discovery of ammonia on the lowest level of the atmosphere will be very supportive in building a global climate change model.
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Strange pillars protruding between the sea of clouds at a height of 1,400m
A passenger riding a plane took a picture of a mysterious pillar in the middle of a cloud of clouds floating outside the plane's window at a height of more than 1,400m.
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The mystery of the class of killer murders killing 12,000 people in London was resolved
The researchers revealed how the chemical combined to form the acid cloud that killed 12,000 in 1952.
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Hexagonal clouds can be the culprit of horrifying sowing in Bermuda
The bombs from the hexagonal cloud bouncing into the sea may cause aircraft and boats to disappear in the Bermuda Triangle.
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The horrifying hexagonal cloud hypothesis in Bermuda was rejected
Hexagonal clouds in Bermuda do not produce bombs that threaten aircraft and cruise ships at sea.
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10 interesting facts about alcohol that you don't know yet
Alcohol is the most known drink in the world. Not only men and women even old people, children also drink alcohol. Discover the exciting facts that this drink is unknown…
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The easiest lightning strikes that you have to remember
We know that lightning is a natural phenomenon formed by the accumulation of electricity and the discharge of atmospheric electricity between clouds and the ground or be…