Australia: burning hundreds of thousands of hectares of forest
Smoke of forest fires covering Australia's second largest city of Melbourne on December 9 made the city postpone flights and fire sirens at the port.
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Smoke of forest fires covering Australia's second largest city of Melbourne on December 9 made the city postpone flights and fire sirens at the port.
If you don't know where to go in the summer of 2016, you can consider great destinations selected by Condé Nast Traveler magazine.
Women of two tribes living in Victoria Mountain, west of Myanmar, have a custom of tattooing their faces as a symbol of maturity and beauty.
The AirPano team is comprised of adventurous members who take a trip around the world and capture impressive photos from an aerial view.
Large gaps between high clouds, or cloud phenomenon, are observed in some areas of Victoria.
The towering fire broke out in the Hazelwood coal mine (Australia), creating a breathtaking setting that many people associate it with like a volcano eruption.
The US Congress decided to spend $ 5 million on a project to study missile defense capabilities from outer space.
A British school girl from Claeverley province has surpassed what is considered the
If you think that the act of picking a child's nose is harmless, parents may have to think again, after learning the results of the recent study.
Queen Victoria (England) suffered from a coagulation and hereditary disorder for the next three generations, while Ivan's Violence in Russia died of syphilis.
Coagulation disorder is a rare disease with a rate of one in 10,000 people. It clung to the Royal Family for a long time.
In a study published in the Australian Medical Journal, scientists warned of an outbreak of ulcer symptoms, described as a
The new study is published in Public Health Nutrition by the University of Melbourne in collaboration with the Victoria Cancer Council.
Bombshell perfume of Victoria's Secret brand has the ability to effectively repel mosquitoes.
To date, there have been 18 deaths due to infection with Klebsiella Pneumoniae Carbapenemase (KPC), also known as KPC, in Victoria, Australia.