Unusual weather phenomena in the world
Fire, ice bombs, and rain of blood are ranked among the most unusual weather phenomena in the world.
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Fire, ice bombs, and rain of blood are ranked among the most unusual weather phenomena in the world.
AFP quoted the US Geological Survey (USGS) as saying the magnitude of the 6.3-magnitude earthquake was 82km deep.
The sight of a large and rare fire rainbow appearing among clouds at Doi Saket, Chiang Mai on the afternoon of 6 October attracted the attention of the Thai people, MSN…
Scientists evaluate earthquake strength based on the intensity and duration of seismic waves, according to Sun.
Beautiful fire rainbow phenomenon appears in Singapore when light is dispersed when passing through tiny ice globes.
Functional forces had to mobilize more than 2,000 people to participate in the fire fighting in Soc Son protective forest, Hanoi.
Fire ice is usually stable in conditions of deep seabed at least 300m or more, oceanic islands and in permafrost, in the form of solid like small snowballs.
The increase in global average temperature of 1.1 degrees Celsius over the pre-industrial era may make 2017 the hottest year in history.
Appeared in about 15 minutes late February 20,
Secrets inside the Pacific Ring of Fire, the region where the most terrifying earthquakes on Earth were first revealed to scientists by the scientists.
Tsunami warnings were issued after a magnitude 7.8 earthquake shook many areas in the South Pacific.
The magnitude-6.9 magnitude earthquake rocked off the Solomon Islands, a day after another major earthquake, raising the risk of tsunamis.
NASA is using satellite imagery to study abnormal foaming in lakes in Alaska, USA, resulting from global climate change.
A strong magnitude 6.5 earthquake occurred in Indonesia on June 2, tremors spread to Singapore.
Seven people were killed and two were in danger after the Mount Sinabung volcano in Indonesia erupted on May 21.