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Experts on climate change phenomenon and many scientists in other fields are constantly warning about the threat of global warming.
Harvard University announced a list of 2.3 million organic carbon compounds capable of turning sunlight into electricity.
Scientists predict life on 'Green Planet' will be wiped out in less than 1 billion years and the reason for this destruction is because of the lack of CO2 in the atmosph…
Unusually high tides appear throughout the planet this week as the moon and the sun approach the most Earthly of the year.
Global warming is still a matter of debate among scientists. According to a new hypothesis, based on measurements on the Sun, the new ice age on Earth could happen in 20…
The following photos will make you rethink your existence, is this kind of person the only creature in the universe?
The sun must also follow the law of nature, cannot exist forever. But before that happens, how does the Sun change?
These beautiful sun-chasing pictures are from photographer Julien Grondin. He captured the wonderful scenery of nature in the early moments during the past 3 years.
If you have a chance to fly, choose a seat near the window because of these great reasons.
With nearly 900 metal plates in a circle with a diameter of 576 m, RATAN-600 is the largest radio telescope in the world that can track the Sun and seek life in the univ…
The fertile corn fields, unstable land surface after landslides or tornado disasters are recorded faithfully and vividly through satellite images.
The US Aerospace Agency has published unique images, clearly describing the chaos inside and outside the sun.
The planet has more volcanoes than any other planet in the solar system. Currently, astronauts count about 1,600 volcanoes on the surface; In addition, many volcanoes ar…
The famous National Geographic magazine is introducing the most outstanding photos of readers in the named collection