Breaking its own record, China continues to build the world's highest bridge above a 'crack in the Earth'
China's bridge not only benefits the local economy but also reshapes the standard of global engineering achievements.
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China's bridge not only benefits the local economy but also reshapes the standard of global engineering achievements.
Every year, the town of Nazaré experiences a huge wave season when the water can rise up to 30m high.
This project spanning a 300-meter deep canyon is a testament to China's superior engineering skills.
The Grand Canyon in Arizona, USA is not only a witness to geological changes but also the birthplace of countless legends and myths.
Biologists are trying to find a way to save the humpback shark, a primitive fish that lives in the Colorado River (USA), from the danger of extinction due to predators f…
Parks in the US are home to breathtaking secrets such as one-of-a-kind topographical wonders, exotic wildlife or world records...
During a recent deep dive in the 'twilight zone' of the ocean, a ship captured images of a red strawberry squid with strange eyes.
Rainbow Canyon is a narrow ravine located near the town of Nuweiba, on the Sinai Peninsula, Egypt.
NASA has just released an image showing the immense power of giant waves, as tall as seven-story buildings.
The world is diverse, there are many wonders on our planet, it looks like it is a product of nature, but when you learn it, you will find out that they are man-made. Her…
The Hoover Dam was among the most important American structures of the 20th century. But for it, they had to pay a heavy price.
ESA's ExoMars spacecraft discovered 'a significant amount of water' hidden under the Martian surface in the Grand Canyon system.
Visitors will enjoy the wonderful light show of tiny larvae when coming to Dismals Canyon (Alabama state). This amazing phenomenon only happens twice a year.
University of Western Australia explorers found an unprecedented coral ecosystem under the Bremer Gorge deeper than 4,000 meters.
Sophisticated tools, aged 1.2-1.85 million years, long before the advent of Homo sapiens, surprised archaeologists.