Beach covered with white foam like snow mats
Naqoura Beach in Lebanon looks like an immense snow carpet when large amounts of sponges form and cover the water, Smithsonian reported on January 31.
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Naqoura Beach in Lebanon looks like an immense snow carpet when large amounts of sponges form and cover the water, Smithsonian reported on January 31.
Recently, the IFLScience site reported on a video shared by the US National Meteorological Agency in Burlington, Vermont about the Ausable River in Au Sable Forks, New Y…
Archaeologists find the largest underwater cave in the waters off the southeastern Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico, the International Business Times reported on January 17.
Dutch experts warn that the current sea-level assessment methods do not take into account the increased volume of the entire ocean as glaciers and ice shelves melt.
Despite its transparent appearance, thicker layers of ice will accumulate more pollutants in the surrounding environment.
In New York City, USA, John F. Kennedy International Airport has almost stalled because of heavy snow cover as well as ice appearing in many areas causing many flights t…
This annual report also said that although the temperature of sea water in 2017 is less hot than in 2016, the intensity and speed of warming in the Arctic are 2 times fa…
Early this morning, December 21, another tropical depression in the waters off the eastern coast of the south of the Philippines became a strong storm and the internatio…
According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), when there are storms and floods, people need to strengthen their homes or find a safe haven.
There is a lot of controversy going on around the lake that is considered one of the seven natural wonders of Africa!
Cold weather affects many people, but it is also the cause of interesting natural phenomena on Earth.
Today, November 6, floods in the central region continue to rise rapidly, on par with the previous record, many areas suffered serious flooding.
The video recorded the spectacle of vortex trees near the beach of Arrocito in Huatulco, Oaxaca, Mexico that many viewers enjoyed, MSN reported on November 6.
Fire, ice bombs, and rain of blood are ranked among the most unusual weather phenomena in the world.