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The Totten glacier on the eastern Antarctic ice sheet is melting from the bottom, threatening to raise the sea level by more than 3.4 meters.
Usually we always hear that wind, waves and wind always go together, no wind how can there be waves?
Scientists have warned Lake Baikal is facing the most serious pollution crisis.
Many islands have special shapes that are easily reminiscent of smiley, crescent moon or palm trees.
Residents of Dorset County, England, were surprised to see a strange cloud like a flying saucer above West Bay, Dorset on the afternoon of October 25, Long Room reported.
Seawater is retained on Earth by gravity, the Moon and the Sun also have gravity for the earth. In particular, the Moon absorbs a mass of water on the ocean surface.
After Harvey devastated Houston, Irma was lined up behind and quickly became the most powerful super typhoon in history on the Atlantic.
The eco-village produces organic food, clean water and clean energy without depending on the impending electricity network on the outskirts of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
People around Lake Erie (a very large lake of the Great Lakes of North America) had a startling day, when the lake water suddenly turned into fanciful, beautiful green.
Water is a transparent colorless compound; Ice particles are colorless and transparent. Snow is made up of countless tiny ice particles, so why is snow white?
Although it only warms the surface water, this increase in temperature has caused it
Time Magazine on September 6 said that recent research by Orb Media, a global environmental organization, shows 83% of the world's water samples contain micro-plastic fi…
Hurricane Irma strengthened into a Category 5 storm on the Atlantic, with maximum winds of up to 295km / h. according to Live Science.
These lakes are famous for their quiet space and beautiful scenery, but they also contain unpredictable dangers.