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Fire ice is usually stable in conditions of deep seabed at least 300m or more, oceanic islands and in permafrost, in the form of solid like small snowballs.
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Fire ice is usually stable in conditions of deep seabed at least 300m or more, oceanic islands and in permafrost, in the form of solid like small snowballs.
The fake Sun phenomenon or the Ghost Sun, whose scientific name is parhelion (plural is parhelia). This is an atmospheric phenomenon, which is a bright spot, often found…
The tornado formed by very strong convection in the air, can be accompanied by lightning or tornadoes, hail, with wind gusts of 92km / h or more.
The strange phenomenon missing nearly 10 years in Antarctica suddenly appeared again and caused a stir. So, what is the last thing about dragon scales?
Acid rain was first discovered in 1948 in Sweden. Acid rain is the phenomenon of rain water with acidity (pH below 5.6) and in the composition of rainwater with nitrogen…
Cloud holes can appear between the middle clouds due to the turbulence of the aircraft moving through.
A strange ice ripple in Pennsylvania, USA, seems to go against the natural law of always freezing in the summer and melting in the winter.
An extremely powerful and dangerous storm with hail or lightning can destroy in large areas ...
Ice surface formation on asphalt roads in winter can cause unavoidable accidents.
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.
Scientists working in West Africa and the Cape Verde Islands have discovered evidence of the biggest super tsunami in human history.
A big sandstorm in the week swept across the Middle East, leaving at least 12 people dead and hundreds hospitalized.
Ice patches in the form of a strange thin disk suddenly discovered floating on a river in Scotland.
The latest research shows that there exists a chemical relationship of the stratigraphic layer developed after millions of years with the formation of mineral-rich sedim…