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Visitors are stunned to see glacial lakes in Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada, seemingly filled with strange floating creatures, trapped under the frozen lake.
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Visitors are stunned to see glacial lakes in Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada, seemingly filled with strange floating creatures, trapped under the frozen lake.
The world around us often happens with many natural statues which are very strange and beautiful, but sometimes they make us afraid and cause much damage to people.
Cold temperatures below negative levels can become ideal conditions for performing unique scientific experiments but are also very dangerous.
Large winds rippled across the Scottish coastline, creating a white, stormy sponge that erased a fishing village near Aberdeen on September 25.
Dark night, crowded together like giant oil droplets and full of intimidation, the cloud in the sky of Hertfordshire last week looked like a special effect in horror mov…
The lakes in Siberia emit more methane in the air than expected. According to US researchers in Nature, this phenomenon will increase, forming a vicious cycle: n
Every minute, 15 tons of plastic waste is dumped into the sea. To contribute to the fight against pollution, a Canadian business partnered with three young Dutch girls t…
Hubble Space Telescope is a telescope flying in space around Earth orbit, taking pictures of distant and beautiful celestial bodies sent to Earth.
The frozen bubbles create snow flowers that sparkle under the sunlight.
Carbon dioxide gas rises constantly, making the two-color lake in New Zealand look like a bubbling giant champagne.
Last week, temperatures in Washington sometimes dropped to - 9 degrees Celsius (minus 9 degrees Celsius) and even - 12 degrees C. Angela Kelly, a photographer, took adva…
Admire the creative installation works that can interact with visitors making you fascinated ...
Soap bubbles always make people excited and excited thanks to the
Inspired by the colorful reflections on soap bubbles, Richard Heeks has