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Chinese pollution: 'As if living in a war time'
Air pollution causes Beijing's foresight to fall below 200m and people feel like they are living in war with thick smoke and constant red alert.
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3 consecutive storms hit Japan
Two consecutive storms in 24 hours have swept across parts of Japan, while the third storm is expected to land tomorrow morning.
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Solar Impulse 2 completes the flight around the world
According to a reporter in Geneva, the Solar Impulse 2 (SI2) plane landed safely at Al-Batten Airport, near the United Arab Emirates (Abu Dhabi), at 00:00 5 minutes (now…
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China evacuates tens of thousands of people avoiding super typhoons
The Chinese government has issued a warning to the highest level and evacuated tens of thousands of people, canceling dozens of flights and ships when it stormed with wi…
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Global warming threatens the safety of flights
Global warming is forcing airplanes to withstand strong gusts of wind, and jolts from air turbulence.
Environment
Solar Impulse 2 solar plane ends flight test
On June 2, Solar Impulse 2 solar powered aircraft successfully completed the first test flight, surpassing the biggest obstacle to the goal of making a round-the-world f…
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Climate change disrupts the flight season of butterflies
The flight season of butterflies corresponds to the temperature background and can be changed when climate changes.
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Russia discovered the new island has never been known in the North Sea
According to Voice of Russia, a previously unknown island was discovered just off the coast of the Sakha republic of Russia.
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Indonesian volcano sprayed 8,000 meters of smoke ash
Two Indonesian volcanoes had an eruption on November 18, causing many flights to be canceled or changed, and thousands of evacuated people could not return home.
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Canada studied the stratosphere by balloon
According to a reporter in Ottawa, on September 12, a remote controlled hot air balloon test flight was conducted in the city of Timmins, Ontario province, Canada.
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Philippines: Rainstorms flood half of Manila
Heavy rains caused by the Trami tropical storm flooded the Philippines' Manila capital in just 24 hours, causing landslides and killing at least seven people and affecti…
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The flights across the Atlantic will be more bumpy
Dr. Paul Williams, a researcher at the University of Reading in England, and colleagues used meteorological models to understand the changes in wind speed in the North A…
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Japan: Snow storms cause hundreds of flights to be canceled
The Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) today said heavy snowfall in the country has hindered traffic in many provinces, including Tokyo.
Environment
Snow 'buried' London and Paris
The weekends of England and France have suffered from unusually heavy snowstorms. Hundreds of flights were postponed or canceled in London and Paris.
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US: 16 people died of cold and snow storms
A big snowstorm has just hit the northeastern states of the United States on December 27, causing hundreds of flights to be canceled, many traffic accidents occurred bec…