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The three-stage suborbital sounding rocket was launched on the afternoon of March 3, 2021, commissioned by the Department of Defense from NASA's Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia.
On Saturday, March 6, the Ob River literally caught fire — the flames began to break right through the ice. The incident was reported by local residents.
On February 28, Mike Kelly watched the sunset over the Pacific Ocean while west of Redwood National Park in California. Suddenly, an unusual green fragment seemed to separate from the sun.
Residents of Anapa have received complaints about a strange web covering many trees and shrubs in the city.
On February 24, Matt Quiring noticed a purple ribbon in the sky over Jasper Lake in Alberta. According to him, he had planned to observe the northern lights, but instead he saw Steve.
When photographer Barbara Martens photographed Upper New York Bay in the early hours of February 24, she couldn't believe her eyes, despite her extensive shooting experience.
Belgian scientists have discovered a new species of deep-sea shark off the coast of New Zealand that has an unexpected ability — they glow in the dark.
The solar wind stream hits the Earth's magnetic field at a speed of more than 600 km/s. This causes small geomagnetic storms of class G1.
You'd think a Scot would go crazy when he saw a ship floating in the sky. In fact, there is nothing strange about the incident: the man encountered an illusion.
Erosion or cryoturbation? What caused the mysterious broken patterns on the soil surface in the Arctic zone of Siberia? And why do they disappear along the riverbanks?
An unusual incident occurred on February 24 on the island of Harbor.
Residents of the Argentine province of Buenos Aires witnessed an unusual "tornado", in fact, they turned out to be a huge swarm of mosquitoes, which flew into the sky, forming a funnel, reports <
