Astronomical paradise on South Island
A large part of New Zealand's South Island island will become the world's largest night sky sanctuary. Most of South Island has been planned to be the largest night sky…
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A large part of New Zealand's South Island island will become the world's largest night sky sanctuary. Most of South Island has been planned to be the largest night sky…
The simultaneous presence of rainbows and lightning creates a fascinating sight in China. The scene in the picture above occurred in the sky of Haikou City, Hainan Islan…
Photos of blue clouds above a park in Moscow city on April 26 were posted on the Internet. A part of the online community thinks they are the result of some chemical pla…
A strange weather phenomenon appeared in the US. The new photos recorded a tornado-shaped cloud roll across the sky.
The American Terra satellite has been tracking clouds above the earth for the past decade. Roger Davies, a researcher at the University of Auckland in New Zealand, and h…
Under the gloomy winter sky, a Japanese Coast Guard ship day after day turned patiently on the beach full of debris and rubbish left by the tsunami.
The technique of spraying salt water into clouds above the ocean will reduce the power of storms and may even prevent their formation.
This strange phenomenon happened over the weekend in Alabama, USA. A long row of huge waves, billowing up in the horizon and slowly sweeping forward.
A white rainbow appeared in the Arctic sky for a brief moment recorded by Russian explorer Sam Dobson.
A sandstorm believed to be the largest in the past few decades attacked the US state of Texas earlier this week, turning the sky into a scary red.
Scientists have for the first time captured the image of a
Many parts of Arizona were sunk in dust storms on August 18, in which a city covered by dust was 88 kilometers wide.
A horrific dust storm swept into Arizona, USA on Monday, turning the sky into a gray-brown color and delaying some flights.
The most intense sandstorms in Iran's history are attacking 20 provinces, forcing schools and offices to close.
On March 31, cold air weakened and shifted to the east, the North only had a few rain, bright and late night, noon, cloudy, sunny, the temperature increased to over 22 d…