Philippines discovers 40,000-year-old 'strange object' that turns human history upside down
In the Tabon Caves located in the western Philippine province of Palawan, archaeologists have discovered traces of a technology
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In the Tabon Caves located in the western Philippine province of Palawan, archaeologists have discovered traces of a technology
Climate change is making the Philippines more vulnerable to tropical storms, with rising temperatures making the country twice as likely to be hit by deadly storms.
Before super typhoon Usagi made landfall, the sky in the Philippines was a strange shade of dark red or bright pink, as if it had been painted.
Last night, a tropical depression in the eastern Philippines intensified into Typhoon Trami. The storm is forecast to move into the East Sea.
Typhoon Tra Mi brought heavy rains and severe flooding in the northern Philippines, killing at least 14 people and forcing thousands to evacuate.
Storm Kong-rey - a storm forecast to become a super typhoon - is evolving unpredictably, changing direction suddenly and the location of its landfall is already known.
Yesterday, May 26, the Pacific Northwest region welcomed the first storm of this year's storm season, one month later than the average for many years.
The climate crisis has sent temperatures soaring across Asia, from Gaza to Manila.
The Philippine Institute of Seismology and Volcanology said that on April 12, the Taal volcano south of the country's capital Manila erupted a 2,400m high column of stea…
Hurricane Phanfone with winds of up to 150 km / h hit the Philippines on Christmas Eve, causing thousands of people to evacuate, tens of thousands of people stuck in the…
The November 29 forecast showed that Typhoon Kammuri will hit central Philippines with winds of approximately 200 km / h. Cities hosting the SEA Games 30 are located in…
At least 1 person was killed when Typhoon Kammuri hit the main island of Luzon, the largest and most populous island in the Philippines by the end of December 2.
PhilSA is the main body responsible for addressing all national issues and activities on space science and technology applications.
Ice crystals reflect light, creating magic light columns that attract the attention of people in Sulu Province, Philippines.
The US Geological Survey said a new 6.4-magnitude earthquake happened on April 23 in Tutubigan, Philippines.