Extremely hot sun sets a record in many parts of the world
According to Sputnik, surprisingly high temperatures are the result of significant and persistent masses of hot air swirling around the planet's northern half.
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According to Sputnik, surprisingly high temperatures are the result of significant and persistent masses of hot air swirling around the planet's northern half.
Photos show that the sky was dyed red due to burning lava in front of the residents' yard.
Besides the atmospheric conditions related to weather and humidity, air ionization plays an important role in lightning formation.
In the middle of the Pacific, there is a giant island made of ... garbage. It is abbreviated as GPGP, located between California and Hawaii and has an area larger than a…
The ice tunnel built in the Arctic since the Soviet Union was melting due to climate change, according to the Daily Mail.
Local people associate the giant cloud with the orange sky with a nuclear explosion.
The small island in question is called Baljenac or Bavljenac. Baljenac is
According to Sputnik, the iceberg is the largest and heaviest iceberg ever moved by Russia, twice as heavy as the ice piercing and sinking the Titanic on the fateful nig…
Flash floods are a type of flood that has a very fast water level when a huge amount of water moves quickly from high to low terrain.
The report recently revealed that hundreds of tons of plastic floating in the Arctic could become an immeasurable threat to the Earth.
The huge eruption of the Toba volcano in Indonesia triggered a devastating flood of the surrounding area 73,000 years ago.
Photo of the giant wave over 14 meters as if frozen when crashing into the Scottish coast is causing fever in England.
A huge crack in the Larsen C, Antarctic ice sheet suddenly grew larger in the previous month and is expected
An enigmatic, lifeless and mysterious sea of dead is discovered in the Indian Ocean, northwest Australia.
The PolarGAP project by European scientists has revealed new information about terrain and gravity in Antarctica, the world's coldest and most mysterious continent.