The lake has 100 times the radioactivity level allowed
Lake Chagan was the result of a thermonuclear explosion in 1965 at Semey's nuclear test site, Kazakhstan. Guests must wear a mask and wear protective clothing when visit…
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Lake Chagan was the result of a thermonuclear explosion in 1965 at Semey's nuclear test site, Kazakhstan. Guests must wear a mask and wear protective clothing when visit…
Photo of a huge dragon-shaped river in Portugal, which has been posted for less than 10 hours, has attracted tens of thousands of shares.
Floods of rivers from Thanh Hoa to Ha Tinh are raising alarms 1-2, many isolated areas, 5 deaths due to rolling water and lightning.
US researchers found that the area known as the
The locations mentioned in this article are mostly rivers, lakes or beaches that are incredibly incredible colors.
Maracaibo lake in Venezuela is where lightning appears with the highest frequency in the world, averaging 140 to 160 nights / year, 10 hours / day and 28 times / minute.
People surfing with garbage, sea birds die because of eating plastic, inert forest trees, stinking living water ... is a manifestation of nature destroyed under populati…
The ice, a rare optical phenomenon, appeared in the sky of New Mexico on January 9.
Caño Cristales River in Colombia is considered by many to be the most beautiful river in the world. Also known as the 'liquid rainbow', the water turns brilliantly thank…
Ice patches in the form of a strange thin disk suddenly discovered floating on a river in Scotland.
A recent study published in Nature Geoscience shows that polluted air has a significant impact on the total flow of many rivers in the Northern Hemisphere.
On August 5, the city of Brescia, Italy announced that at least 40 people living near the Re River area in Sonico town, nearly 100km from Brescia, Italy, had to evacuate…
At 6:50 (Hanoi time) on August 20, an earthquake with magnitude 4 in the Richter scale occurred in Muong La district (Son La).
A sudden canyon appeared in Taiwan after an intense earthquake 15 years ago, gradually disappearing with unprecedented speed.