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Winter in European countries is extremely harsh and the temperature will drop to the point that if you don't keep your body warm enough it will be dangerous to life.
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Winter in European countries is extremely harsh and the temperature will drop to the point that if you don't keep your body warm enough it will be dangerous to life.
Summer Time - also known as DST (Daylight Saving Time) is a type of convention that adjusts the time according to the actual time period in the daylight.
In the years when the Soviet Union was prospering, it was conducting diamond mining, Mir, creating a huge excavation pit hundreds of hectares.
British veteran explorer Ranulph Fiennes earlier this week left South Africa to prepare for the South Pole voyage, a potentially risky journey.
Oceanographers have studied the 'fate' of carbon particles derived from planktonic plankton in the southern sea.
Many people hate gloomy days in the winter because they cause seasonal depression syndrome.
Climate change will have a different impact on lakes depending on the area with a warm or cold climate.
Winter comes with gloomy days that often make people sad. But just taking a cold shower can cure and even prevent moodiness.
Sun worshipers who drifted south to avoid the winter cold or climb to the top of the mountain to enjoy the sun may have been as addicted to alcohol as strong as alcoholi…
The ice on the rivers and lakes or on the jars of water in the winter are all closed on the surface of the water, never happened in the case of ice in the bottom of the…
When winter hits a metal object, it feels cold to touch a piece of wood even though their temperature is the same. That's because metals conduct heat better than wood: t…
Coagulation is the method of using special equipment that causes clinical death and preserves people in cold conditions, waiting to be revived thanks to the remarkable p…
People in a town in western Greenland Island fluttered as they watched the sun rise from the horizon on January 11, two days earlier than every year.
This is astonishing, a difficult question to answer to local people when they witness an apple tree fruit in January of the coldest decade of the decade.
Winter night in January 1941, the darkness covering the Bulgarian border village of Rupite was suddenly torn apart by the appearance of a stranger who had a dim light ar…