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A new ice age is about to happen in Europe, after scientists warn that the Sun's activity is significantly weaker.
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A new ice age is about to happen in Europe, after scientists warn that the Sun's activity is significantly weaker.
The phenomenon of virtual sun was observed in Moscow on January 19 at the time the temperature was -20 degrees Celsius.
This cave is located far from the place where the waves often hit the shore at high tide about 100 meters toward the mainland, so the sea does not reach the cave mouth u…
Tsunamis, tornadoes, dragon taps, cumulonimbus ... are terrifying weather patterns that can appear before and during super typhoons.
Due to the unfavorable geographical position, the Philippines often suffers from natural disasters such as earthquakes, tsunamis, floods or volcanic eruptions, with grea…
Quite a number of provinces in the North also suffer the same fate
The huge waste-sized island of Texas is on its way to land in the US, threatening to cause catastrophe for human and marine life.
In the past three decades, the number of deaths due to unusual heat in Europe has doubled compared to the early 19th century.
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center reported that a 7.3-magnitude quake struck October 26 that rocked the east coast of Japan.
Recent scientists have found a way to create hydrogen gas from sunlight and waste water, which helps create a stable source of energy and improve water resources.
Experts on climate change phenomenon and many scientists in other fields are constantly warning about the threat of global warming.
On August 30, the China Meteorological Agency said the country suffered the hottest August sunshine in more than 50 years.
California, home to the 'green' ambitions that help the solar and wind industry take root, is making strong increases in energy storage to achieve better synthetic renew…
Scientists at the University of Colorado (USA) use a series of mirrors to focus sunlight into a tower of tens of meters high.