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Finding the culprit made the planet suddenly turn quickly
The scientific world has been tumultuous after discovering that the earth's rotation speed suddenly increased in November 2009. National Geographic said that scientists…
Oceanography
The world's largest coral reefs face the risk of permanent wiping
What no one wants to happen to the Great Barrier Reef is now true when scientists have recently released the announcement, the world's largest coral reef is going throug…
Oceanography
5 facts proving that the ocean is moving in a way that people cannot understand
2016 is becoming a time of witnessing a turning point in global climate, the following single events are becoming more evident than ever.
Oceanography
Clam died massively covering Chile's beach
Thousands of dead clams along the island of Chiloe, Chile, followed the event of 8,000 tons of sardines washed into the mouth of the Queule before.
Oceanography
Why are humpback whales disappearing in Hawaii?
Humpback whales often appear in the waters off Hawaii in December. But this year they have not appeared. What is the cause?
Oceanography
The stranded crab dyes red the California coast
The southern coast of Monterey Bay, California, USA, turns bright red as millions of crabs come ashore and stranded due to the El Nino phenomenon in the equatorial Pacif…
Oceanography
Sharks in Binh Dinh are special resources
According to Dr. Vo Si Tuan, Nha Trang Institute of Oceanography, Quy Nhon Bay, Quy Nhon City, Binh Dinh is a diverse species of intershark shark (11 species), great whi…
Archeology
Tragic 56 child remains in the sacrificial cemetery
This painful cemetery includes 56 skeletons of children aged 11-14 and 30 young camel skeletons, dating back to 1200-1400 AD.
Archeology
Ancient people conquered many new lands thanks to El Nino
According to Science Alert, the study focused on learning about one of the most remote areas, Oceania, where there are signs of human habitation about 3,400 years ago.
Space science
Europe launches satellite observing the 7th Sentinel Earth
Europe has just launched into the satellite orbit of the 7th Sentinel Earth as part of the billernicus project worth billions of euro.
Biology
Insect outbreaks help fight natural disasters
Scientists have unjustly solved insects on the destruction of forest trees today.
Animal world
More than 8,000 unusually dead seabirds along Alaska's beaches
Experts believe the warmer surface temperature as a source of scarce food is the cause of more than 8,000 dead seabirds along Alaska Beach (USA) for over a week.
Environment
El Nino disaster can kill millions of people globally in the future
Global hunger occurred between 1875 and 1878 when the evolution of the El Nino phenomenon became more and more extreme.
Environment
Are the storms this year more devastating than previous years?
The 2018 Atlantic hurricane season has arrived, early storms may be a sign that this year's storm will be much stronger.