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Although no accurate data has been obtained after the disaster at the end of last week, geologists have predicted that the highest peak in the world as well as the entir…
The medium-sized meteor shower called Eta Aquarids will peak on May 5-6.
With more than 700 visitors and guides conquering Mount Everest each year, their waste is polluting and becoming a health threat.
High peaks on volcanic islands of Amsterdam, south of the Indian Ocean, interrupt the flow of air passing through the island, creating clouds of strange waves in the sky.
The Japanese authorities discovered 31 people died near Ontake volcano peak after the mountain suddenly erupted on September 27.
A giant ancient crater has been discovered hiding under a depth of 4,000m in one of the least explored areas of the Pacific.
Chinese experts use small-sized processing machines to make almost completely flat Fresnel lenses, capable of increasing the efficiency of solar panels.
The highest peak in North America has decreased in height, according to new data published by US geographers.
Europe's highest and most active volcano peak, Etna, woke up for the fifth time this year, erupting lava and dust into the sky.
Nepal is urging investors around the world to help them with a sum of money to accurately measure the height of Everest, in order to resolve the prolonged dispute around…
On January 11, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and the Australian Bureau of Meteorology (ABM) evaluated the weather phenomenon La Nina in 2011-2012, culminat…
The Mekong River flood in Cambodia has peaked and is slowing down; the upstream area of the Mekong River and Dong Thap Muoi (DTM) and the Long Xuyen Quadrangle (TGLX)…
On May 11, the heat wave will reach its peak in the northern provinces before cold air spills over. Meanwhile, the storm Aere has weakened.
El Nino weather phenomenon peaked in late 2009 but continued to have a strong impact on global weather before ending in mid-2010.
Is it random or not when all the highest mountains in the world are located close to the equator?