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Scientists at the Australian National University (ANU) have conducted a study to help decipher the mystery of the past 168 years on how to form the largest and most powe…
The most common types of natural disasters that can kill people revolve around four elements: water, gas, earth and fire. Among the most dangerous places on Earth, which…
When a person falls to the crater will not die like Gollum - the character in the Lord's story and film of the rings: Return of the king - in a way that sinks to the bot…
The team from the US and China discovered the Tamu Massif volcano in the Pacific, which has a large area of Japan and South Korea combined.
New research by US scientists indicates if super volcanoes suddenly erupt, humans are fully capable of escaping using cars.
Today let's try an interesting experiment: pouring molten copper onto an iceberg.
Science - the subject which is said to be dry and dry will become extremely magical through the fascinating images below.
The accumulation of lava at a rapid rate beneath the volcano in Bolivia, concentric circles in the Sahara desert are some geological phenomena that scientists cannot exp…
Volcano is an extremely dangerous message from nature, it signals destruction from deep within the earth.
Three billion years ago, gold in the ocean was 10 times more than today, Australian mining scientists concluded.
55 million years ago, the Arctic was covered with palm trees while each group of crocodiles swam under the water thanks to the super-powerful greenhouse effect that make…
Scientists have found a cluster of interconnected, shaped lakes, filled with carbon dioxide (CO2), in the mouth of Santorini volcano on the bottom of the Mediterranean A…
For scientists, they always find unexpected applications of very ordinary items around us.
Volcanic eruptions have changed lives as well as human history for over 2,500 years, and are the cause of the coldest summers from 500 BC (BC) to 1000 AD. (AD).
A new island in the sea of Japan is giving scientists a rare opportunity to study how life appears in barren lands.