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The event the US launches super rocket SLS is about to take place. It is expected that hundreds of thousands of people will see this historic moment with their own eyes.
A horror-like phenomenon is taking place off the coast of San Francisco: A series of monsters older than dinosaurs wash up on the beach with their livers gone.
Singing sand - the area of sand that naturally makes sounds when the wind blows - reflects the unique beach quality of Hainan Island.
The ruins of a ghost ship found in sea caves off the coast of Oregon - USA are identified as the legendary Spanish galleon ship, mysteriously missing 300 years ago.
This fish is mainly commonly found along the east coast of North and South America. They are known for their incisors that look a lot like human teeth.
Located just off the coast of the Gulf of Finland from the Baltic Sea, Fort Alexander stands tall in the sea filled with secrets and a history spanning decades.
A Portuguese fishing boat conducted research near the coast and caught a 'sea monster' more than 600m underwater.
This is the rarest of all arowana species, and scientists have previously only found live individuals a handful of times.
On the coast of North Africa, ancient cities live in the line of human history dating back millennia, and they are perhaps too close to the waves of the sea.
Large spiders use webs to travel up to 160km.
Depending on the extent of the landslide, a giant tsunami between 21 and 45 meters high could wreak havoc on the coasts of Egypt and Saudi Arabia.
A young subduction zone off the coast of New Zealand has helped scientists explain the mystery of how one tectonic plate can break through the Earth's hard rock crust an…
The researchers recorded a 17.6-meter-tall toxic or killer wave off Vancouver Island, three times larger than the surrounding waves.
Volcanic tsunamis, like the one in Tonga on January 15, baffle scientists because of their complexity.
A rare 'walking' snapper - an animal native to Australia - has been spotted for the first time in 22 years off the coast of Tasmania.