Pavlof volcano continued to erupt
Alaska volcanic observatory said a cloud of ash, steam and gas continuously appeared from Pavlof crater. The cloud is about 6,000 meters above sea level and now moves to…
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Alaska volcanic observatory said a cloud of ash, steam and gas continuously appeared from Pavlof crater. The cloud is about 6,000 meters above sea level and now moves to…
On October 20, Britain's Air Fuel Synthesis announced it has produced 5 liters of gasoline by means of carbon dioxide (CO2) and steam synthesis.
Tongariro, the name of one of the three volcanoes in the center of New Zealand's North Island, began operations just before midnight on August 6. Many loud explosions ra…
The National Disaster Center (Cenapred) has raised the warning level to the third gold level, the third high. Many schools around the 5454m high mountain have been close…
Scientists seem to have missed the impact of stratospheric steam on global temperatures.
Surrounded by clouds, shots of smoke, dust and steam rising from an active volcano are an impressive illustration of nature's power.
With sea turtles and surf shops, Hawaii's Big Island is like a tropical water world.
Dark night, crowded together like giant oil droplets and full of intimidation, the cloud in the sky of Hertfordshire last week looked like a special effect in horror mov…
The steam, not CO2 in the atmosphere, is the main reason why the climate in Europe is getting warmer - according to a study by the World Radiation Center in Davos (Switz…
Israel's air-water production machine ordered by Hanoi City can condense water vapor into pure water at an affordable price and is very suitable for Hanoi's climate.
Perhaps you will be surprised to know that the familiar beds can be so plentiful.
Super airplanes with speed exceeding the speed of sound 6 times were no longer fiction stories. Therefore, it is no longer difficult to witness the beautiful scene when…
Smoke, dust and steam rose from a crater at a depth of about 200 meters from the Eyjafjallajokull glacier in Iceland yesterday, causing a series of European flights to b…
Volcanoes are not just destruction and death. In many parts of the world, these fires create spectacular and poetic scenes.
Clouds form when steam rises, which is cold and condenses in air like droplets. These small particles are relatively dense and light cannot go deep into the clouds befor…