The ocean heats up the equivalent of each person opening 100 microwaves
The heat in the world's oceans hit a new record in 2019, showing warming
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The heat in the world's oceans hit a new record in 2019, showing warming
Ocean, rivers and dumps are filled with plastic waste. Before the movement to abandon disposable plastic bags, many businesses changed to paper bags.
The massive earthquake that caused a massive tsunami across the Indian Ocean on December 26, 2004 has become the deadliest and most devastating natural disaster of this…
In early December, rocket engineer Vu Dinh Thanh sent a declaration to the National Office of Intellectual Property (Ministry of Science and Technology) to register the…
One study shows just how far the size of plastic waste is bigger than human estimates.
Researchers from Northwestern University in the US conducted research on fossil shells to find the cause of the increasing pollution of the Earth.
The Earth's surface will change completely if the oceans no longer exist with the emergence of viaducts and peaks.
Experts have been struggling to find the answer to the appearance of thousands of strange holes in the sea floor off the coast of California, USA.
The beautiful and mysterious blue tiger stripes on Saturn's moon Enceladus could be the door to the underground ocean where NASA believes that alien life is hidden.
The number of microscopic plastics in the world's oceans is a million times larger than previously thought, according to a new study just published.
An interesting technology is being tested by Dutch scientists, using air bubbles to decompose plastic waste in the ocean.
The first time the photographer saw the whale excrete such a strange liquid, this proved its lunch had something new.
A cemetery on the ocean floor is the ultimate resting place especially for beach lovers.
The video shows the ocean monster surrendering to giant grouper that shocked the nearby fishermen.
Experts warn the ocean has lost its unprecedented levels of oxygen as a result of climate change and intensive human activity.