The UFO encounter has not explained in 2015
Every year there are many reports of people who think they have seen an unidentified flying object (UFO), 2015 is no exception.
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Every year there are many reports of people who think they have seen an unidentified flying object (UFO), 2015 is no exception.
Strange light and objects appeared on the erupting volcano in Mexico, raising suspicion about alien activity.
The giant crater in Russia's Siberia region, discovered last year and unknown cause of formation, is up to 60 m deep and can accommodate a 25-storey building.
Most months of the year, Lost looks like many other lakes - calm and peaceful. But when winter came, a mysterious crater appeared and began to drain all the lake water,…
Many people were shocked to see the image of a
The disappearance of the forest reveals a circle with a diameter of 36 to 46 km in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The crater is named after German physicist and planetary scientist Gerhard Neukum, located in an area called Noachis Terra.
NASA has announced a strange and colorful sand dune structure that has been sent back to Earth by the Reconnaissance Orbiter.
Scientists use specially built underwater robots to study extremely rare sharks that live in volcanic craters on the sea floor, one of the harshest environments on Earth.
Scientists at the University of Southampton have brought in images of unusual life deep in the Indian Ocean.
Scientists at the British National Oceanic Center have discovered craters at a depth of 5 km in the Caribbean Sea.
Scientists at the National Oceanographic Center, Southampton, have been exploring the deepest volcanoes on the ocean floor.
Scientists at the University of Hawaii (UH) recently announced they had witnessed an unprecedented scene: seeing 30-centimeter stone oysters, giant oysters, craters, min…
Archaeologists found tiny terracotta troops in the grave in an ancient crater in China, consisting of carefully arranged chariots and statues of cavalry, infantry, music…
Between the 14th and the 19th centuries, winter temperatures suddenly dropped sharply, causing the whole of Western Europe to sink in cold.