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Recently, observers provided signs that it is very likely that Yellowstone volcano will wake up earlier than expected, affecting the whole world.
The East Alligator River, which has a flooded road connecting the two rivers, is a famous breeding ground for saltwater crocodiles and one of Australia's most dangerous…
A group of scientists has just announced a promising new method that can clear radioactive remnants in Fukushima after the 2011 nuclear disaster.
Recently, netizens are sharing a very positive, super-imagined picture, about disk-shaped ice sheets, overlapping like pancakes (pancake).
An enigmatic, lifeless and mysterious sea of dead is discovered in the Indian Ocean, northwest Australia.
Due to the warmer climate and erratic rain, many places in this country are gradually no longer suitable for agriculture and villages.
In the early morning of December 13, after going into the waters of Ninh Thuan - Binh Thuan provinces, the depression depleted into a low pressure area.
This is the largest ice hole discovered so far. Ice holes appear to show that a large amount of ice has melted and pushed global sea levels to high levels in the future.
The Earth Pole is slowly approaching the cold winter, the night is slowly covering a large area, a 24-hour night. Normally, this cold night must cause the ice to spread…
Today, flood water in the Central region began to withdraw, the area of flooding decreased rapidly, but the number of losses continued to increase with 10 deaths and o…
Once upon a time, hydropower was the first choice and superior to thermoelectricity and other forms of power because of its low cost, high performance and ... friendly e…
According to the simplest definition, El nino is a phenomenon that breaks down the normal conditions of the ocean-atmosphere system in the tropical Pacific region, causi…
La Nina is a phenomenon of cold sea water compared to normal, this is a phenomenon contrary to the phenomenon of El Nino (sea water warming).
The water in the lake in the Gulf of Mexico is 5 times more salty than the surrounding water, containing a lot of metal and hydrogen sulphide which can be fatal when swi…
According to the Central Center for Hydrometeorological Forecasting, Tropical Depression is in the waters of Truong Sa archipelago with the highest level 6 winds (40-50k…