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UNESCO recognized Nghi Mong mountain as a global geopark
This is the second global geopark by UNESCO in China's Shandong Province after Thai Son Mountain.
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Display of 6,000-year rose-shaped fossil corals in Ly Son
For the first time, Ly Son island district (Quang Ngai) showed fossil coral reefs of roses to introduce to people and visitors.
Space science
What constitutes an unusually large mass of matter on the Moon?
The lunar region of the Moon has an extremely large mass of material that lies at the southernmost end of the scientific world.
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Hybrids tourists survive after falling into active craters in Hawaii
During a visit to the Hawaii National Volcanic Park, a tourist unfortunately fell into Kīlauea crater, one of the most active volcanoes on Earth.
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Detecting huge amounts of nuclear stored in Earth's glaciers
The most recent study presented at this year's European Union of Scientific Geological Union shows that radioactive debris stored in glaciers can actually become a time…
Environment
6.4 earthquake struck the Philippines
The US Geological Survey said a new 6.4-magnitude earthquake happened on April 23 in Tutubigan, Philippines.
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This is why Indonesia has so many earthquakes and tsunamis
2018 is a disastrous year for people in Indonesia. Volcanoes, earthquakes, tsunamis - natural disasters have been occurring continuously since the beginning of the year,…
Animal world
The 'mysterious nest' of 1.5 million penguin humans has never known
During the past 3,000 years, an area in Antarctica is home to 1.5 million Adélie penguins that humans do not know.
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Huge hole in China suddenly revealed a natural wonder at a world-class level
During the expedition at a recent sinking hole in Guangxi, the geological team suddenly found an extremely complicated underground cave system.
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Why can tsunamis destroy all obstacles?
Tsunami (tsunami) is a series of waves created when a large volume of ocean water is flashed on a large scale.
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What will happen if the Earth ... is twice as big as it is today?
With the densely populated population, there must be many people who wish that the size of the Earth could increase.
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People can be the effects that make the Earth shake more and more
When viewed from a distance, the Earth seems to be a perfect sphere but it is not so. The Earth is uneven on all sides because of the mass of rock and soil moving and ch…
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Secrets at the 'swallowing swamp' led to a headache from the US Geological Survey
Although derived from objective or subjective reasons, the locations in the series
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Without a meteorite disaster, dinosaurs are still extinct
Recently scientists from the University of Reading (UK) have rejected the hypothesis if no meteorite falls on Earth, dinosaurs will continue to proliferate.
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The giant split in Africa is getting bigger and bigger, but what does this mean?
Recently, social news sites have posted a large crack image in the Rift valley area (Narok County, Kenya). As noted, the crack is 15m deep, 20m wide, and is growing long…