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When airplanes fly in the sky they do not arbitrarily fly miscellaneous on it, but must fly according to the designated routes. But due to the very fast flight speed of…
A total of 69 major earthquakes shook the Pacific Ring of Fire within 48 hours, sparking speculation that the earthquake was about to strike California.
The giant sandstorm quickly reached the city of Phoenix, reminiscent of the end of the world.
The UK has a new title for this country's highest peak. According to reports from the media, the Hope mountain has become the country's latest peak.
Photo of the giant wave over 14 meters as if frozen when crashing into the Scottish coast is causing fever in England.
Over the past few weeks, a fault discovered in the 1990s has strained residents in southern California, where millions of people live on precarious surfaces.
On the morning of March 4, the collapse of the ice dam on the Perit Moreno glacier in Argentina created a majestic scene never seen since July 2008.
The movement of the Earth's crust makes continents move continuously. Geologists believe that, over the past few billion years, the movements of the continents have made…
Kazakh officials expressed concern that the toxic fuel from a Russian missile that fell into the country yesterday (September 6) could have a negative impact on the envi…
Japan is one of the countries with the most natural disasters in the world, and recently, the country of Cherry Blossom continues to suffer an additional 21st storm this…
Within 3 hours, the legendary Titanic ship crashed in the northwest Pacific Ocean and then sank to the seabed at a depth of 4,000m.
FlyDubai aircraft crashed into many small pieces at the airport in southern Russia.
Shoes, suitcases, passenger seats or windows are what on the found QZ8501 flight, while the main body of the aircraft is still under the seabed.
Photographer Dietmar Eckell spent three years crossing many forests, deserts, or wetlands to search for and record images of aircraft that have been in distress, but hum…
Human simulated effigies are inserted into the seat. They are then dropped or collided at high speeds to measure the impact on the human body.