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The camera captures the moment when lightning struck American houses
The lightning luck did not hurt anyone but caused a small fire when hitting the roof.
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The dusty wall 'devoures' the Indian city
The massive dust storm has never been seen in the past two decades sweeping through Churu city, causing great property losses.
Oceanography
Huge tuna caught by strong storms washed ashore on the Scottish coast
The bluefin tuna is longer than an adult who landed on the Scottish coast after a strong storm, causing locals to rush to watch.
Archeology
Series of dinosaur footprints revealed after storm in England
Scientists found 85 dinosaur footprints from the Cretaceous well preserved in humid environments.
Animal world
The reptile 'virgin' doesn't need a male to still ovulate and have children
They are called
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Aliens have built bases on the Moon?
Those who hunt for UFOs or conspiracy theory are fluttering in front of information to discover strange structures on the Moon's surface.
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Driving a car in the rain will be struck by lightning?
Is sitting in the car being struck by lightning? This must be the concern of many people in this rainy season.
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Tools used to measure tropical storm strength
The period from August to September each year is the peak of tropical storms in the North Atlantic and North Pacific.
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Why is it that every time the storm comes, people stick X on the glass door?
However, in fact, sticking the tape to the glass door is not completely effective and correct when encountering big storms, because they only block a little big wind.
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Floating houses on the sea can resist strong storms of level 4
The floating design of American company Arkup provides housing solutions for areas where frequent storms are subject to frequent storms.
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National Geographic: 20 million tons of TNT cannot
The idea of mastering the power of nature is always attractive to people, especially to scientists around the world.
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The job of
Before every day of work, Jon Zawislak bit a little ginger to calm his stomach. His breakfast is also simple and dry, like biscuits, toast.
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Interesting: The waterfall has water ... flowing up and down the sky
In fact, this spectacle only appears on the strong windy day that causes the waterfall to flow back up into the air.
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Little known facts about the Sahara desert
Today can be terrifyingly hot, the Sahara has always been the cradle of life, enveloping thousands of ancient inhabitants.