Clouds like ocean waves rolled in the sky of America
The clouds look like waves in the skies of Colorado, America formed between two air currents with different direction and movement speed.
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The clouds look like waves in the skies of Colorado, America formed between two air currents with different direction and movement speed.
A bizarre cloud like a giant wave appears in the sky over Sydney before pouring heavy rain on 6/11 that many people fear.
Plastic waste not only causes environmental damage, it also has a great impact on the economy and human health.
A 7.3-magnitude earthquake has just occurred in the waters of the island nation of Vanuatu, off the Pacific Ocean, without a tsunami warning.
The seemingly harmless sound emitted from ships can indirectly cause whale and other marine animals deaths.
Humanity is more than ever before 10 disasters caused by itself, without the global expansion to solve the endangered competition is not a distant future.
The scientific world thinks that the power of a storm cannot increase to an infinite level and the strongest storm that humans can measure ...
A giant 35-mile crack created in 2005 in the Ethiopian desert could create a new ocean, according to the researchers.
Many places on Earth become the center of the strongest winds, with speeds of hundreds of kilometers per hour.
Smoke Hills (Smoking Hills) is located on the east coast of Cape Bathurst, in Canada's Northwest Territories, adjacent to the Arctic Ocean and a small pool of lakes.
Good, Vietnam is one of the countries with the largest amount of ocean waste in the region.
According to scientists from the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA), many cities may be engulfed by seawater in the next 100-200 years.
An extremely rare natural phenomenon is the three tropical storms that formed and developed at the same time in the Pacific Ocean.
The eastern Pacific Ocean is heating up, making the El Nino phenomenon likely to hit its peak in 1997 and causing unexpected disasters.