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Singapore, France, Monaco are areas where people have a longer life expectancy than elsewhere, according to a survey by WHO and CIA.
American scientists also found the answer to the formation of mysterious stone columns in Iceland.
A British diver recently released tumultuous photographs showing the growing gap between the two continents.
The new study helps clarify the belief in Viking legends about sun stones that can be determined to direct the sun even on a gloomy day.
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Surtsey Volcanic Island of Iceland as World Natural Heritage 2008.
Unesco's Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized Þingvellir National Park of Iceland as a World Heritage Site in 2004.
On October 23, Iceland broke the international ban on whale fishing for 21 years after killing a fin whale, an animal that is at n level.
By identifying the DNA sequence of 2636 inhabitants in Iceland, scientists have identified the role of gene mutations for all diseases that modern humans may have. At th…
Flights across Europe may be canceled if a giant volcano in Iceland erupts, the Daily Star reported.
Iceland Island has just launched the largest volcanic alarm in the country in danger of an explosion.
These landscapes and landscapes may disappear in the near future so don't miss the chance to come right before they disappear forever.
On August 23, the Icelandic government issued a red warning about the risk of the Bardarbunga volcanic system erupting, potentially causing global air traffic turmoil.
Many people will be surprised as lost in the alien world when admiring the scenery of these places.
Reckless drivers park their cars right next to Eyjafjallajvkull volcano that is erupting molten lava to 1,200 degrees Celsius in Iceland, creating the world's most dange…
The 4,000-year-old Thrihnukagigur volcano in Reykjavik (Iceland) just stopped working about 40 years ago. It is now considered a sleeping volcano because it can wake up…