Photo library
Incredible set of Panama Canal construction
The construction of the Panama Canal took place over 10 years, passing through one of the narrowest locations of the Central American strip.
Pacific
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Pacific.
Topic archive
Articles about Pacific
657 published items.
Photo library
Super storm Neoguri looks from the universe
From the International Space Station (ISS), the strongest storm in the Western Pacific this year was observed with stormy eyes and giant twists.
Photo library
Overwhelmed with volcanic eruptions
Every time, the volcano erupted into lava, the ash and rock debris were extremely devastating.
Photo library
The picturesque poplar forest in the United States
Lost on Boardman Farm, visitors will be overwhelmed by the beauty of the vast, straight-out poplar forest.
Photo library
The largest cemetery of warships in the Pacific
70 years after the largest naval battle in World War II, the Gulf of Truuk on the Pacific Ocean was opened for divers to admire the bodies of ships, and the remains of m…
Photo library
The most monstrous 'killer' shrimp in the world
Discovered since 1852, herlequin shrimp is considered one of the most formidable assassins for starfish.
Photo library
Department of Pacific flying market
They belong to the Ommastrephidae squid family. They live in the northern part of the Pacific Ocean, around the waters of Japan, along the coast of China and Russia, sou…
Photo library
Strange 'giant monster' monster killer laughs like a human
The American photographer, Doug Perrine, captured the very moments of the whale of the pseudo-fish family (Pseudorca crassidens) in the waters off Kona, in the Pacific O…
Photo library
Admire humpback whales dancing on the water
Photographer Jon Cornforth, from Seattle (USA), chose the Pacific Ocean as a place to make a photo of humpback whales on the water - a rare sight in self Of course.
Photo library
Impressive cosmic scene of the week
The sun's halo appears in Canada due to the reflection of light on high-rise clouds and the Pacific surface turns yellow as it reflects the sun's rays.
Photo library
Admire partial eclipse across Asia
This morning (May 21), partial eclipse appeared in the area along the Pacific Ocean. Countries that observe this phenomenon most clearly are in China, Japan, Korea, Viet…
Photo library
Track the world's largest octopus
Dr. David Scheel, a researcher from Alaska Pacific University in the US, and his colleagues followed the octopus Enteroctopus dofleini, the world's largest size octopus.…
Photo library
Emperor in the jellyfish kingdom
Lake Sua in the island nation of Palau is where people can struggle freely among millions of soft jellyfish, like princes.
Photo library
Playing with volcanoes
People always stay away from the volcano when they operate, but 6 New Zealand men bet their lives ...
Photo library
Earth Hour in Asia Pacific
Famous buildings in China, Indonesia, Malaysia and many other countries turn off the lights to enjoy Earth Hour 2010.