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Weighing more than 1,000 billion tons, four times the size of London, the ice sheet has just separated from the Larsen C ice shelf on July 12 to become the largest icebe…
Hanford is one of America's largest and most polluting radioactive waste depots.
The largest iceberg ever discovered is only connected to the rest of Antarctica with 19km of ice, which can be detached at any time.
The huge eruption of the Toba volcano in Indonesia triggered a devastating flood of the surrounding area 73,000 years ago.
This is the largest ice hole discovered so far. Ice holes appear to show that a large amount of ice has melted and pushed global sea levels to high levels in the future.
McDonald's Lake is not only the largest, longest and deepest lake in Glacier National Park, Montana State, USA, but it is also endowed by nature with colorful stones hid…
Iceland Island has just launched the largest volcanic alarm in the country in danger of an explosion.
Satellite images show that Lake Irmia in Iran normally turns green with a bloody red color on July 9.
According to figures released by the World Bank, Latin America and the Caribbean region have the largest decline in forest area in the world since 1990 up to now.
Lasting 10 minutes, hail with a diameter of up to 8cm made many corrugated iron roofs and cement roofs in Chiem Hoa district (Tuyen Quang) punctured.
Mauna Loa, the largest active volcano in the world, may be preparing to erupt again as seismic and distortion monitoring data show that small earthquakes are frequent.
The pit hole was found by Chinese and French scientists in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China, up to 420 meters deep, nearly double the normal level.
Experts are worried that Yellowstone - one of the largest super volcanoes in the world is likely to explode in the near future.
A large canyon system and lake have been discovered beneath the ice of the Antarctic continent, according to observations from satellites.
Lake Baikal is a unique freshwater lake in the world located in Eastern Siberia (Russian Federation), 31,722 km² wide, with an average depth of 744m.