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Oceania is not only beautiful because of the wild landscape, it also has many interesting natural phenomena.
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Oceania is not only beautiful because of the wild landscape, it also has many interesting natural phenomena.
Ausangate, Peru with many colorful bands is one of the most beautiful natural wonders in the world.
Images of clouds like strangely straight lines in Australia's sky posted on Facebook by Virgin Australia have attracted a lot of views.
The silky white silver rainbow winked across the Scottish sky, making many people think of it
The natural city wall of up to 4.5 meters high was formed at the site of the recent 7.8-magnitude earthquake in Kaikoura New Zealand.
NASA spacecraft spotted a giant glowing glowing cloud circle at night above the Antarctic sky.
Many New Zealanders said last night that they saw a miraculous light in the sky, a phenomenon that happened before, during and after the earthquake and has been known fo…
A beautiful upside-down rainbow has just appeared in the English sky on Monday, making many British people hope this is a good sign for 2016, a volatile year in the worl…
The strong earthquake that caused tsunamis in eastern Japan on November 21 did not cause significant damage and casualties, but it caused a rare and interesting phenomen…
The moon rainbow image, the phenomenon occurs when the moonlight refracts from water particles suspended in the air, recorded in the night sky of England.
A white rainbow is created when sunlight shines on small drops of water in a fog layer at an appropriate angle.
McDonald's Lake is not only the largest, longest and deepest lake in Glacier National Park, Montana State, USA, but it is also endowed by nature with colorful stones hid…
Comparing data from the 1990s, the team discovered that many wild areas on Earth had completely disappeared.
Storms, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions are natural phenomena that contain huge amounts of energy, which can cause catastrophic disasters for humans.
A strange ice ripple in Pennsylvania, USA, seems to go against the natural law of always freezing in the summer and melting in the winter.