Shocking revelation: Every 6 seconds, a large primeval rain forest across the football field is destroyed
A satellite-based study showed that 2019 was the worst year for primeval forests in the world.
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A satellite-based study showed that 2019 was the worst year for primeval forests in the world.
Every year, the equivalent of 300 million micro-bottles of rainfall falls to national parks and wilderness areas in the western United States.
NASA astronomers found a planet with an unusual atmosphere, called WASP-79b, about 800 light-years from Earth.
Scientists say most of the western part of Antarctica and large areas of East Antarctica were once rain forests.
The impact of hail and thunderstorms on the night of March 24 has caused severe damage to some mountainous provinces. Particularly in Lai Chau, the total damage caused b…
An international team of astronomers has discovered an exoplanet far away from the Earth where strange 'iron rain' often takes place.
The carbon sequestration capacity of pristine tropical forests in the world has decreased by about a third from 1990, the new study said.
A few days after one of the most violent storms recorded in Tokyo, a mysterious black rain appeared in the land of the rising sun.
Scientists have found a new way to use the energy of direct droplets.
Weather forecasting programs always give professional information, like how many millimeters of rainfall, so what does that mean?
Cloudy area in Hanoi, no rain, early in the morning with fog and light fog, afternoon noon sun. Southeast wind level 2-3, early morning and cold night.
New research shows that helium rain can wash neon from Jupiter's upper atmosphere. Saturn is smaller and colder than Jupiter, and physicists expect that helium rain will…
In particular, this 'rainwater' is both sweet and fragrant, inviting insects and birds to enjoy, thereby supporting the pollination process.
A new study has shown that plants have an amazingly complex response to rainfall.
After landing in Binh Dinh and Phu Yen provinces with the strongest wind of 90 km / h (grade 9), level 11 shock, Typhoon Matmo weakened into a tropical depression.