Earth's temperature is constantly increasing
Use updated data on temperatures taken from thousands of terrestrial weather observatories and a lot of sea and commercial buoys, scientists at the US National Oceanic a…
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Use updated data on temperatures taken from thousands of terrestrial weather observatories and a lot of sea and commercial buoys, scientists at the US National Oceanic a…
Snow ice is inherently cold but red snow makes people shudder because of the scary blood color.
New research by NASA experts shows that the Earth will increase temperature significantly and become harsh within the next 85 years.
NASA's new data file shows the new perspective of humanity in 2100.
From 26/5 in the North appeared wide-area hot sun, the highest temperature ranged from 35-37 degrees Celsius. The central level of heat increased, up to 40 degrees C.
At least 600 people died in just one heat wave in India, with temperatures up to 48 degrees Celsius in some areas.
El Nino along with climate change due to human factors is the cause of abnormal hot weather this year.
Scientists predict that about 5,500 glaciers on the roof of the world will disappear or be severely withdrawn by the end of the 21st century, affecting agriculture and h…
Beijing and many places in the north appear heavy snow, unusually cold temperatures even though spring is over, summer is coming in China.
Scientists say that the temperature in Antarctica has reached a record, 17.5 degrees Celsius, the highest level in history, not only that, the world temperature in 2015…
Scientists think 2015 could become the hottest year ever recorded and exceeded
Rain 'blood', snow falling between the desert or fire cannons ... are extreme weather conditions that once threatened human life.
From the night of January 8, a record cold spell covering the eastern, midwestern United States and Canada caused much turmoil, even the zoo penguins were also taken to…
According to recent research by US scientists, when global average temperature increases, the frequency of lightning strikes also increases.
On November 19, all 50 states in the US sunk in cold temperatures below 0 degrees Celsius. Big blizzards hit New York, killing four people.