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The world's longest sea crossing bridge, dizzying high bridge, bridge for ships ... these are impressive works created by people in different countries.
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The world's longest sea crossing bridge, dizzying high bridge, bridge for ships ... these are impressive works created by people in different countries.
The San Francisco earthquake tops. It caused 700 deaths compared to 114 of the Anchorage earthquake. Property losses in San Francisco are also larger, because fires have…
How many minerals exist on the earth known? How many lightning strikes are there globally? The moon and the earth are born separately? ... All these questions will be an…
Watch the night-round images of NASA satellite recorded. This is also the first opportunity to admire the shimmering looks throughout the most genuine planet.
In addition to the 170 m long tunnel system, Hon Hai island - Vietnam's sacred sovereignty has complex terrain, vertical walls higher than 100 m, many shortfalls.
On May 8, 1945, the Allies formally accepted the Nazi unconditional surrender document, ending World War II in Europe.
The sea accounts for 71% of the earth's surface area (361 million square kilometers), so the marine flora and fauna is as rich as the land, even more diverse. Photograph…
Located on the top of a mountain with a poetic landscape with a height of 4,166 m above sea level, the Key Gompa Monastery resembles a fortress with many buildings overl…
The largest tar lake on the planet is quite hard so people can step on it. People bring tar here to more than 50 countries around the world to make roads.
There are moments when animals kiss passionately beautiful, surprisingly, making us unable to take our eyes off them.
The images recorded by Envisat satellite give us a new perspective on this planet.
A surfer in Massachusetts, the United States was quick to capture the spectacle: the waves turned into ice completely.
Shoes, suitcases, passenger seats or windows are what on the found QZ8501 flight, while the main body of the aircraft is still under the seabed.
Red tide often occurs in the waters of Guangdong province, threatening the marine ecology and aquaculture industry here.
Jellyfish are invertebrates, with about 95% of the body being water. This species appeared more than 650 million years ago, before dinosaurs.