Three fireballs simultaneously lit the Chinese sky
Chinese residents of Yunnan Province witnessed three shooting stars simultaneously explode, unleashing the equivalent of 540 tons of TNT.
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Chinese residents of Yunnan Province witnessed three shooting stars simultaneously explode, unleashing the equivalent of 540 tons of TNT.
Sean and Rebecca were using the REM pod column and a shadow detector to shoot the night scene in the museum when the electronic devices suddenly made a continuous beep.
A man in England quickly recorded a picture of an unidentified flying object (UFO) that he thought was
Every year there are many reports of people who think they have seen an unidentified flying object (UFO), 2015 is no exception.
Although science has not completely explained the problems of UFOs, aliens - but has partly helped people better access to these strange phenomena.
A businesswoman recorded a photo of an unidentified flying object during a visit to the historic castle in the Netherlands ...
Some students at Rusko-Urski village (Kemerovo district, Russian Federation) have recorded a video of the footprints of a giant animal left on a thick white snow, with a…
This shrimp is probably the only creature in the world who knows how to use it
To escape the attack of crabs, a sea slug is ready to cut off the paddle-like fins in the back to swim away.
Monterey Aquarium Research Institute, USA, has just released the images that they think are the first images of a female lampshade, or another name is
The Banded archerfish of the basketfish family, is a new species for the first time recorded in Vietnam. Small fish, very rare, and distributed in coastal areas and estu…
For the first time in history, images of lava flows erupted at a depth of nearly 1,200 meters below the sea - the deepest volcanic explosion, recorded in the Pacific Oce…
The scientists initially identified the grave of compound with characteristics in the outer area of the noble.
Scientists at Moscow Technical and Technical University (MIPT) collaborate with other experts to test ways to destroy asteroids, avoiding danger to the Earth.
The moment a shooting star rushes through the Orion Belt that many astronomers love in Japan, Strange Sounds reports on November 4.