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A seagull weighs a few pounds, and the plane weighs tens of tons. But when colliding, the aircraft has little chance of escaping. At Vietnam's Noi Bai airport, there wer…
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A seagull weighs a few pounds, and the plane weighs tens of tons. But when colliding, the aircraft has little chance of escaping. At Vietnam's Noi Bai airport, there wer…
When airplanes fly in the sky they do not arbitrarily fly miscellaneous on it, but must fly according to the designated routes. But due to the very fast flight speed of…
It is part of an international experiment that brings together scientists from 10 countries to understand the activity of cirrus (cloud), a type of cloud that is abundan…
The sky in Wilcannia and Broken Hill towns, in the state of New South Wales and Australia, became dark names right in the middle of the day when a very strong dust storm…
Jesse Watson is a photographer specializing in unusual weather phenomena and haboob (sandstorm) that is the most interesting topic for him.
On June 15, the coastal city of Qingdao, in Shandong Province, China was affected by a massive storm that severely affected trees and roads.
Three toilets were picked up by the sand demons in the American park, causing people to flee to seek shelter.
Photos show that the sky was dyed red due to burning lava in front of the residents' yard.
A meteorologist thinks that certain terrain features block some of the sunlight, creating an impressive landscape.
The tornado formed by very strong convection in the air, could be accompanied by lightning or tornadoes, hail, with strong gusts of wind.
Behind the magnificence of the big cloud like this river are unpredictable hazards.
Photographer Ray Majoran recorded bright columns rising straight from the ground to the air outside his home in Ontario, Canada, Business Insider yesterday reported.
Residents of Darwin, northern Australia have recently witnessed an amazing natural scene.
The appearance of the cloud band has a special shape in Indianapolis that many people witness astonished.
The halo appears when sunlight refracts through the cirrus clouds at an altitude of nearly 6,100 meters above the ground.