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A recent study raises questions about the impact of the sun on global climate change. Writing in the journal Nature, scientists from the US and Europe say changes in
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A recent study raises questions about the impact of the sun on global climate change. Writing in the journal Nature, scientists from the US and Europe say changes in
Under the impact of emissions from human activities, world temperatures will rise to 3oC by 2050, according to reports released by the multi-government survey group on c…
Small amounts of salt and dust kept in the Antarctic ice sheets over the past 740,000 years have uncovered new signs of Earth's climate changes. The results were publish…
In the past, when scientific knowledge was still uncommon for people, people living in poor and backward regions believed that rainwater was the cleanest, so it always s…
New evidence of a particularly warm world has just been published in Science magazine. New research shows that never during the past 1200 years, the Northern Hemisphere…
10 Irrawarddy dolphins have died in the Mekong (Cambodia) in the past two months. WWF warned that the deaths of the 10 dolphins above raised concerns about the life of t…
The territories of British overseas are expanding. According to researchers from the British Antarctic Survey Association (BAS), volcanoes erupting on the island of Mont…
Over the past ten years, there have been more than 20 lakes
Pokemon cartoon movie is not strange to many people, besides that Pokemon Go game is making rain over the past time.
The moon follows me, the dragonfly bites the navel will know how to swim, swallow the seeds will grow trees ... are extremely naive thoughts that every youth has experie…
Japan is one of the countries with the most natural disasters in the world, and recently, the country of Cherry Blossom continues to suffer an additional 21st storm this…
Let's admire some pictures of Vietnamese women, maybe in these pictures, you will catch a familiar figure again.
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In the past 72 years, countries have conducted more than 2,000 nuclear weapons tests with greater destructive power than any weapon ever known in human history.
Many skyscrapers and harbors have sprung up in Hong Kong compared to more than 50 years ago.