Icelandic volcanoes can inflict the whole world
When a volcano in Iceland operated in 1783, many people in Britain died of poison gas, the European crop failed to spread the famine.
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When a volcano in Iceland operated in 1783, many people in Britain died of poison gas, the European crop failed to spread the famine.
About 700 people in Iceland left their homes after smoke and dust rose from a volcano beneath the Eyjafjallajokull glacier.
A volcano in southern Iceland operated after nearly two centuries of quiet sleep, blowing dust and towering lava columns.
Images at the bitcoin mine in Iceland show the most valuable virtual currency mining industry at this time.
The aurora in Iceland, the feet of the children or waiting for the bus in Bangkok are the best photos of 2016 taken by visitors and readers of The Guardian, each month.
From beautiful landscapes to colorful wild life, rolling
In the evening of September 28, Iceland turned off the light of the entire capital of Reykjavik within an hour so that the world could have a chance to fully appreciate…
The people of Scandinavian countries are very interested and proud of their green roofs. There is even an annual contest to identify the most environmentally friendly ro…
The deserted lands of the footsteps of people full of wild beauty and mystery such as making tourists lost from fairyland to another fairyland.
Pipiwai in Hawaii or Azores in Portugal are the most beautiful mountain trails in the world, and are the favorite destinations for adventurers.
Designer Alex Hogrefe has the idea of building a cliff-top resort in Iceland, so that visitors can see the most impressive sea views.
Waterfalls are one of the most wonderful wonders that nature has bestowed upon people.
National Geographic has selected the list of unique and impressive tourism works from tens of thousands of photographs of photographers from all over the world.
Photographer Mikael Buck has recorded wonderful photos in the cave in the heart of Vatnajokull glacier, Iceland.
Passionate about the majestic scene of erupting volcanic eruptions, the Swedish geologist desperately approaches dangerous areas to capture the most impressive images.