Global hot weather exceeds the record level
Global temperatures under the impact of climate change have gradually formed a new concept
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Global temperatures under the impact of climate change have gradually formed a new concept
Reporters in Prague led a statement by Czech scientists saying they measured a record high temperature in Antarctica on March 23, 2015.
Radiant fog, frozen fog or ice fog are among the most common types of mist that people do not know.
The cloud looks like a blazing fireball flying across the sky that appears above the island of Madeira, Portugal, surprising many local residents.
Lake Mono is a shallow saltwater lake located in the high desert, on the eastern side of the Sierra Nevada, California (USA) mountain range.
The breakdown of the reservoir in Cao Bang caused hundreds of thousands of cubic meters of water and lead and zinc sludge to spill into the environment, flow to Gam rive…
Did you know, lightning can be launched back from the ground into the air?
Snow thunder, dew frost, hard frost ... are unexpected natural phenomena.
It was the rotation of the Earth from the early period that greatly affected the formation and development of the lava ocean deep in the earth.
The clouds look like waves in the skies of Colorado, America formed between two air currents with different direction and movement speed.
Devil's Tower in Wyoming, USA: It is a giant basalt rock up to 280m high, formed from volcanic lava, which is formed by wind and invading rain. According to scientists,…
Many places on Earth become the center of the strongest winds, with speeds of hundreds of kilometers per hour.
The universe, nature always contains mysteries without answers. There are frequent phenomena but there are very unique phenomena that must be very lucky, you have the op…
The world's longest continental volcanic chain discovered in Australia has a total length of up to 2,000km.
An extremely rare natural phenomenon is the three tropical storms that formed and developed at the same time in the Pacific Ocean.