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Rolled clouds are rare in the sky of Uruguay
The magnificent image of a rare curled cloud formed in front of cold air and stretches for kilometers has appeared in the sky of Uruguay.
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Snow rolled itself into a tube
Extremely rare natural phenomenon - curled snow into a tubular shape - has been seen in the UK during a recent snowstorm.
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Australia: Warning about air pollution in the classroom
The atmosphere in some schools may contain contaminants in the form of dispersed microscopic particles.
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What is an earthquake? How was the earthquake formed?
Earthquakes are sudden vibrations of the earth's crust, strong or weak depending on the game (determined by the Richter scale).
Environment
Sea cannons
The peaceful atmosphere of the sea in Singapore is broken by the appearance of a water cannon. It sucked water up and washed the ships on the sea ...
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Another ocean is forming
The 56-kilometer crack in Africa could become a new ocean on earth.
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Oil begins to run out
Oil production in the world may begin to run out in the next 20 years ...
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Suddenly No. 6 storm
The weakening low pressure area from the No. 6 storm suddenly returned to the form of a real storm early this morning and turned the threat to the North Central province…
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El Nino changes may cause many storms to land
Normally, in the years of the El Niño phenomenon, there are fewer storms on the Atlantic than usual. However, a new study suggests that El Niño can morph into form and c…
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Unique snow packs in the US
An Idaho state firefighter has recorded images of round snow bales that look like common hay bales in a farm.
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Mercury pollution hurts seals
Methylmercury (MeHg), the most common form of mercury found in the blood of marine animals, can hurt seals more seriously than previously thought.
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Earth's stealth equator
British scientists claim that the atmosphere of the northern and southern hemispheres is separated by a huge chemical band in the western Pacific.
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Add evidence to the new hypothesis about water
According to new experimental evidence due to the collaboration among researchers at Stanford Linear Acceleration Center of the California Department of Energy, RIKEN Sp…
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The greenhouse effect does not increase the number of storms
Many people believe that the warming of the Earth will increase the number of storms, but a recent study proves that it is not true, at least in the Atlantic.
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Special soil to overcome climate change
Can a solution to global warming problem be in the soil under our feet? A group of Newcastle University scientists aim to develop a soil that can separate carbon from th…