The mechanism of 'fire hose'
Fire cannons are fiery columns of fire that rise very high, move slowly, and people can hardly extinguish it with direct methods.
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Fire cannons are fiery columns of fire that rise very high, move slowly, and people can hardly extinguish it with direct methods.
A study published by the Associated Press on October 26 said that if the state of CO2 continued to thicken, the temperature in the Persian Gulf (southwestern Iran) could
For travelers who enjoy the 'light-mixing' of thunder, South America will surely be the ideal land to inspire discoveries.
Cactus, a species that often lives in arid deserts, may be the solution to the prolonged drought in California, USA.
The governor of California - USA has declared a state of emergency after thousands of people have to leave their homes because wildfires are spreading rapidly in the nor…
The western United States is experiencing serious forest fires. The fire was so big that the fire it emitted could be seen from space.
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) publishes satellite images of recent natural disasters.
The Russian Ministry of Agriculture must declare a state of emergency when millions of large grasshoppers such as small sparrows attack southern Russia and devastate far…
Fire from the big fire in the forest of Mount Cajon Pass, California state, spread to the road and burned many cars.
American experts have recently discovered a whirlpool at Lake Texoma in Texas, USA. This is the largest reservoir in the United States, prevented by a 4.8km long dam cal…
The Indian meteorological agency has reportedly alarmed in some states, when the number of people killed by the heat in the country increased to 289.
At least 600 people died in just one heat wave in India, with temperatures up to 48 degrees Celsius in some areas.
A new study reports that about half of the US population is facing an earthquake risk.
The ice, a rare optical phenomenon, appeared in the sky of New Mexico on January 9.