The difference between the names of storms
Hurricane, cyclone and typhoon are all words used to describe storms, but the use of different names depends on where the storm was formed and appeared.
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Hurricane, cyclone and typhoon are all words used to describe storms, but the use of different names depends on where the storm was formed and appeared.
Names like Carla, Hugo, Katrina, Miami ... have become horrors for many people. These are the most intense super typhoons in the Atlantic ever recorded in history.
Strange images from the Bahamas show that the coast is farther back than usual, to reveal the place where the ocean floor is usually!
10 terrible disasters in human history have harmed not only people and possessions but also badly affected the environment for many years to come.
Meteorologists using super-storm tracking radar Matthew have swept the east coast of the United States and spotted flying birds in the eye of the storm.
Lockheed Martin has received production orders of over 3,100 F-35 fighter jets, meaning that there are many variations of this advanced fighter in the world.
The Inquirer of the Philippines, which is suffering from the world's largest typhoon in the past year, recommends that people follow 3 steps before, during and after the…
According to the oral story of people in the vicinity of South Carolina,
According to the Daily Star, thousands of Americans have been evacuated from Texas, after super typhoon Harvey landed on August 25, creating a historic flood that left a…
2 fishermen in Kiribati island in the Pacific have escaped after 57 days of drifting in the sea without food and drinks. They survived when they fell into the center of…
After heavy devastation from Typhoon Haiyan, a famous resort island in the Philippines has been revived thanks to the ferocious sharks hiding in the deep sea.
According to a new study, plankton play an important role in turning ordinary storms into super storms, and
In 1991, scientists found that the muzzle, skull and upper jaw of an organism were not clearly identified in Smoky Hill Chalk, Kansas, USA.
Images of Jupiter - the solar system's largest planet - always show beautiful lines and a prominent red spot.