Natural phenomena have the most destructive power
Storms, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions are natural phenomena that contain huge amounts of energy, which can cause catastrophic disasters for humans.
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Storms, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions are natural phenomena that contain huge amounts of energy, which can cause catastrophic disasters for humans.
Behind the bizarre beauty of clouds of dragon scales, nacre clouds, tsunami clouds ... are worrisome for people about the changing weather and climate.
Maleo birds dig holes in the ground to lay eggs so that the hot temperature from the volcano reaches the hatching eggs. Young hatched after hatching out of the ground an…
The United States is going through harsh summer days, with the heat expected to be the hottest in the year and the risk of death in the hot sun is not small.
This plan sounds crazy, but it is completely feasible, and even science has proven that it can reduce the Earth's temperature that way! What prevents this plan?
The weather, always a difficult woman to change her xinxing even faster than rotating outages ...
The hot sun peaks up to 51oC in India, causing the asphalt to melt, making it difficult for people to walk on the road.
The project of installing water pipes to bring river water to the drought area could help the Indian government deal with the drought caused by record heat.
According to the latest report, India recorded 454 cases of suicide in the first few months of the year due to prolonged hot weather.
The magnitude 6.4 earthquake in northern Maluku province in the early morning of 8/6 caused residents to panic.
At least 56 people died within two days of lightning strikes in Bangladesh, causing panic among the people.
A city of Rajasthan state, India experienced a new record heat wave when the outdoor temperature reached 51 degrees Celsius on May 20, 2016.
Millions of people in Asian countries are struggling to cope with the terrible heat all this time.
Surely many people will be surprised to know that every year the earth suffers from about half a million earthquakes from mild earthquakes people do not feel the strong…
An early 7.3-magnitude Ricter earthquake continued to shake southern Japan.