The culprit that caused unprecedented ferocity of storms Yagi and Helene
Faced with increasingly stronger storms, scientists have called for expanding the Saffir-Simpson scale to level 6 for storms with winds above 308km/h.
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Faced with increasingly stronger storms, scientists have called for expanding the Saffir-Simpson scale to level 6 for storms with winds above 308km/h.
On the coast of North Africa, ancient cities live in the line of human history dating back millennia, and they are perhaps too close to the waves of the sea.
Scientists in the UK have recorded for the first time the sounds of fishes and transformed them into music at the Abbey Road Studios studio.
Finding ways to help coral reefs in the world recover from the devastating effects of climate change has created some recent radical solutions.
The hidden camera, recording a feral cat, ate a kangaroo 30 kg for days on the Simpson Desert, surprising researchers.
The video spread quickly on the web posted by Twitter users keita_simpson, gaining nearly 9 million views.
For cartoon lovers, the Simpson family is a classic American film that attracts millions of viewers worldwide.
In 2009, Daisy Morris, a 4-year-old girl living in the city of Whitwell on the British island of Wight, discovered fossil bones on Atherfield beach.
Astronomers believe that most of the worlds with life in the universe are almost completely covered by water - meaning that the creatures living there will look more lik…
Many interesting discoveries revolve around the dwarf planet Ceres, which has been scientifically discovered and has received the attention of many people.
A Spanish scientist thinks alien creatures can be as heavy as a polar bear and over two meters tall, but are unlikely to be smarter than humanity.
Professor P. Simpson (University of Oxford, England) and his colleagues found sensitive hairs on the hind legs of grasshoppers, stimulating the need to gather in their h…
When tracking information about major storms around the world, we often see these phrases. So, what's the difference?
Storm is divided into 5 levels according to Saffir-Simpson scale, the highest level corresponds to the strongest storm.
Dr. David Simpson, Director of the Department of Neurology at Icahn University (USA), said the cause of facial paralysis has not been determined.