The world's largest iceberg is broken by a storm
At the end of October 2005, Earth's largest once-known iceberg was broken off Cape Adare in Antarctica. According to a study published in Geophysical Research Letters, s…
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At the end of October 2005, Earth's largest once-known iceberg was broken off Cape Adare in Antarctica. According to a study published in Geophysical Research Letters, s…
From October 2, Japan's tsunami warning system will be put into use, capable of transmitting tsunami information two minutes after the tsunami triggering.
'In the history of our country's meteorological and hydrological history, this is probably the most dramatic storm,' said Dr. Bui Minh Tang, Director of the Northern Del…
The report of the Israeli Institute, Caliphonia, USA, published on October 20 shows a much worse situation than we know about the destruction that is taking place in Ama…
If before, Halloween was a holiday only for Christians, now it has become more popular than ever.
Photographs of people disguising themselves as spooky, frightening faces during the 1900- 1920 Halloween festival impressed the public.
This morning, the temperature dropped to 20 degrees Celsius, not too low a temperature, but with small showers, the people of the Capital had to go out on the road in a…
Let's admire some pictures of Vietnamese women, maybe in these pictures, you will catch a familiar figure again.
Halloween has the original name of All Hallows' Eve, meaning the night before the feast of the saints.
Reuters news agency has published 155 photos taken by reporters in 155 countries. Each picture represents a particular event or culture of the country in the past year.
Dozens of people were injured and many buildings collapsed during the earthquake in Italy on October 30.
Hot air balloon festival is held in many parts of the world and often attracts a lot of people to follow. Hot air ballooners are always very creative to make hot air bal…
On October 2, the US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) posted on Flickr 8,400 images of up to 1800dpi about the process of exploring the Moon.
In the evening of October 8 (Vietnam time), the whole world was able to see the phenomenon of total eclipse and
North Americans have the opportunity to observe a solar eclipse, when the Moon obscures part of the Sun.