Record of 700km of lightning
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) publishes new records of the longest and longest single lightning strikes ever recorded.
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The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) publishes new records of the longest and longest single lightning strikes ever recorded.
The Israeli Institute of Technology (Technion) said on June 11 that Israeli researchers have successfully developed artificial skin that can restore itself.
Coming here, at 10:45 am on June 21, if you look out the window, you will see a ring of glowing fire appear in the middle of the sky. It is the annular eclipse - the fir…
According to the remarkable astronomical event calendar in 2020, there will be 6 interesting astronomical phenomena appearing in June this year. According to the Amateur…
The STEREO-A spacecraft captures a comet ATLAS that glows with a long tail trail as it passes near the Sun on May 25 - June 1.
The United Nations General Assembly has chosen June 8 to be World Oceans Day every year. The goal of this day's celebration is to raise awareness about the particularly…
The world's first public exhibition on young cysts will open from June 11 at Slovenia's famous Postojna cave.
At 01:00 on June 12, the location of the tropical depression was about 15.8 degrees North latitude; 120.7 degrees Kinh Dong, right on the east coast of Luang Prabang Isl…
The first days of June also have the opportunity to bloom. The pristine beauty, simplicity, gentleness of the lotus flower always make people passionate.
The photo was taken on June 26, 2019 in a special area of the Tarapaca region in northern Chile, where the largest caliche mines (or Chilean matches) can be found.
Invite you to admire the splendor of the most beautiful flower fields in the world when entering the blossoming season.
June Almeida was born in 1930, the same woman who discovered the first human coronavirus in the world.
This is a website created by the Jolyon & Katya couple from London, UK, launched on June 2, 2014.
The US space and space agency (NASA) has just released a new image of Marree Man, a giant drawing in South Australia that has puzzled scientists for decades.
The Deep Space atomic clock was launched in June and finally activated officially at the end of August.