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The world could not stop dumbfounded about the blood-red sky due to fire in Australia on December 31, then witnessed an even more horrifying scene: The scene was tinted…
The massive earthquake that caused a massive tsunami across the Indian Ocean on December 26, 2004 has become the deadliest and most devastating natural disaster of this…
Scientists have a headache after discovering the basement with about 50 intact skeletons, during the Pompeii volcano disaster in Roman times.
Traveling into space is a dangerous journey when astronauts suffer the same fate with their spacecraft.
The US Space Agency NASA and the European Space Agency ESA prepare to test the planet protection program. C
Scientists have just discovered a new geophysical phenomenon: the combination of two terrifying disasters, storms and earthquakes.
As a country constantly suffering from natural disasters from earthquakes, tsunamis to storms from the Pacific Ocean, the Japanese are always in a position ready to cope…
What is your last resort for withdrawal if the worst happens? Could it be a sudden global pandemic or some other kind of existential crisis that threatens humanity to ex…
The Amazon is not the only rainforest destroyed by fire. A series of forest fires in Indonesia are causing much of Southeast Asia to be covered by dense smoke.
Experts analyze rock samples in Hudson Bay and find that the number of organisms on Earth has dropped sharply due to the change in oxygen.
The satellite analysis has pinpointed the culprit of wildfires, and that can be said to be hard to deny.
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Fires are raging with record speed in Brazil's Amazon rainforest. Scientists warn that it could inflict a tremendous blow to the fight against climate change.
Drought, deforestation and many other factors combined, we have a natural disaster: Earth's green lungs are on fire!
The newly released video has partly revealed the devastating destruction on Earth that dinosaurs encountered after a meteorite disaster 66 million years ago.