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The soil cracked an unprecedented giant split the African continent
According to the Daily Star, the video shows a large crack in Kenya's Rift valley area. The crack destroyed a main road and a 72-year-old woman's house.
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The rocky river swept through New Zealand gorge after a great storm
This phenomenon occurs when stones of the same size are pushed together in large numbers down the slope, causing them to move like liquid.
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Create a map that fills the gap of 500 million years of Earth history
To shed light on this incredible history, scientists have used a variety of different techniques to identify many related components.
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Burning with water - The burial method is controversial
Instead of cremation or cremation, people can choose rest with alkaline hydrolysis, also known as water burning - a more environmentally friendly way of burial.
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The Earth used to be a
The earth was flat and almost covered by the ocean, only a few small islands jutted out of the water, a new study says.
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Why can this Tibetan family live at an altitude of 4200m?
At some point in the past, there was a family sitting on the roof of the world together, quietly looking up at the stars in the deep sky.
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Scientists predict the possibility of cataclysmic catastrophe occurrence
US and Irish researchers have predicted a catastrophic increase in world ocean levels in the near future, based on geological measurements.
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America and Asia will form supercontinent in the future
Scientists predict America and Asia will merge into the new supercontinent named Amasia after 250 million years.
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Russia, North America and Japan can merge into supercontinent
Russian scientists predict Russia's Siberia region along with Japan and North America will merge into supercontinent after 250 million years.
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Audio decoding makes many Britons go crazy for 30 years
The small buzzing sounds of many Bristol residents and British people over the years may stem from the waves of the ocean floor.
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Did meteor collisions help our human species evolve like today?
About 56 million years ago, Earth experienced the most significant event in its 4.5 billion year history. Temperatures reach 8 ° C and the ice begins to melt throughout…
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The chaotic magnetic field of the ancient Earth
The Earth once had more than two magnetic poles in the past and the magnetism of the magnetosphere was much weaker than that of the Sun today.
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The mysterious giant crater once emits a loud explosion, echoing 100km
According to the Siberian Times, some people have heard a loud explosion, echoing 100km away, emanating from the giant crater on Russia's desolate Siberian peninsula of…
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7 most impressive deep holes in the world
Whether of natural or artificial origin, many unique craters impress by depths of up to hundreds of meters and their diameter in kilometers.