Discovered a series of underground rivers flowing along the coast
Researchers from the University of Western Australia (UWA) discovered many underground rivers flowing along the continental shelf of the country.
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Researchers from the University of Western Australia (UWA) discovered many underground rivers flowing along the continental shelf of the country.
The tree grows up to 1.2m high, has succulent leaves, is suitable for water retention and coping with temperature changes in the equatorial alpine ecosystem.
This blood-stained river is essentially an extremely serious environmental accident.
The small house floating on the river is printed by 3D in just 48 hours and is designed to last 100 years, which is the new design of a Czech sculptor.
Archaeologists confirm that Song Ho Thu Thu relic in Trinh Chau city in Ha Nam is the ancient capital of Ha Lac kingdom dating back 5,300 years.
NASA shared photographs from the Landsat 8 satellite documenting the moment of water at the Edenville and Sanford dams on the Tittabawassee River, which flooded Michigan.
Hans Albert Einstein laid the foundations for the work of regulating and controlling the flow of Mississippi, the largest river in the United States.
The secret of the death of a king while outside the palace is also kept confidential by his relatives.
The characteristics of an age-old cliff on Mars led scientists to believe that this water once ran on the surface of the Red Planet billions of years ago.
Thanks to the favor of nature, Vietnam possesses many beautiful and unique caves and is praised by many world media.
Currently, because the iron chest has not been opened yet, many people who know about the incident have speculated that this is a chest containing gold bullion abandoned…
The Hanta virus (also known as the Hantaan virus) was first discovered in the Korean Hantaan River in 1978.
Death pits appear on a stretch of river near San Rafael, the highest waterfall in Ecuador, changing the flow.
Hydroelectric dams on the mainstream will continue to cause severe damage to agriculture, hydropower, ecology, and downstream life.
Salinity drought in the dry season 2019-2020 in the Mekong Delta is considered by many to be more severe than the 2016 record year.