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The vast valleys of purple lavender below bring an infinite beauty that makes everyone dream of arriving once.
In the harsh winter, the lakes in the world with different geology and climate have been shut down, creating different scenes, creating beautiful sculptures.
Two Argentine artists, Juan Elizade and Carolina Silvero, love art origami. Both have created incredibly impressive origami works.
Watch the strange beauty, 'exotic' and the aggressive part of the macaws in Tokyo.
From the International Space Station (ISS), the strongest storm in the Western Pacific this year was observed with stormy eyes and giant twists.
Yesterday's rare astronomical phenomenon appeared in North America, Africa and Europe, allowing people to observe a partial and total solar eclipse.
Birds are one of the most popular species in the world and so we can learn their strange eating habits and hunting methods.
On March 11, Japan will hold a memorial ceremony on the day of the earthquake and tsunami that killed more than 19,000 people. The government promised to promote restora…
Most 400,000 people were forced to evacuate because the rain that caused flooding in southwestern Japan today could return home, but authorities warned of the danger of…
When the eclipse left a dark streak on America in the past week, millions of people looked up to the sky to witness one of the spectacular performances of this nature. B…
The double disaster zone in northeastern Japan is gradually reviving, but the images of the wild rage make no one forget what happened nearly a year ago.
Experts are concerned that Japan's tsunami-earthquake scenario a year ago killed thousands of people, can be recreated in many other parts of the world.
The revival of Japan is clearly described in photographs taken at the same location, but nearly a year apart from March 11, 2011, when the earthquake struck the tsunami…
This morning (July 22), people in many Asian countries rushed to see the longest total solar eclipse of the 21st century
Extremely large jellyfish that once swept into Japanese waters in 2005 will likely return this summer, experts predict.