Tornadoes swept across the southern United States, 37 people died
A strong tornado with winds of up to 320km / h yesterday devastated an area in the suburbs of Oklahoma City, south of the United States, leaving at least 37 people dead.
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A strong tornado with winds of up to 320km / h yesterday devastated an area in the suburbs of Oklahoma City, south of the United States, leaving at least 37 people dead.
Meteorological experts upgraded the giant tornado Monday over Oklahoma (USA) to EF-5 - the highest level.
The tornado in Oklahoma earlier this week attracted the attention of the world by its devastating power. So what is a tornado? How is tornadoes formed?
Intense tornadoes attacked a large area in the Midwestern United States last weekend, leaving at least five people dead in Oklahoma and about 30 others injured.
Ice rains currently raging in the United States have killed at least 30 people, mainly in central states. The Missouri state government had to declare a state of emergen…
43-year-old photographer Mr Cromwell from the US state of Oklahoma stumbled across a very interesting scene: A long chameleon in a mantis hunt ...
A resident recorded sand columns rising and moving far in Quapaw, Oklahoma.
The Lutheran Church in Oklahoma City, USA, just opened their Century Chest, in fact a time box was buried in the church 100 years ago.
Researchers from the Department of Ophthalmology, University of Oklahoma (USA) have tested an eye ointment that works to slow myopia.
A cup of coffee every morning will help you stay awake, work effectively, and prevent multiple sclerosis (MS), US researchers said.
Researchers at the Peggy and Charles Stephenson Oklahoma Cancer Center in the US have discovered a way to prevent pancreatic cancer in the early stages - a finding that…
Japan has just launched the world's largest Wi-Fi network in Oklahoma City. Coverage system of nearly 900 km2 worth 5 million USD is invested by the budget of the urban…
A company in Oklahoma, USA, recently introduced new bulletproof blankets aimed at protecting students, amid fears of possible school shootings.
Oklahoma-based Holsters Flashbang introduced this exciting product with a holster that can be attached to the front of the bra.