Very rare polar stratospheric clouds of type II are observed over Scandinavia
The northern regions of Scandinavia on January 17, 2022 witnessed a rare high-altitude spectacle, according to photographer Adrien Moduy.
Ijen is the most unusual active volcano in the world
What color is the volcano's lava? It all depends on its temperature, it can be brown, yellow-red, orange, bright yellow, etc.
You have a rare chance to see a huge asteroid flying past Earth this week
In a slow-moving universe, asteroids give us a rare chance to see how things move in real time.
Huge gaps appear in farmers' fields in Turkey
Experts attribute the recent surge in the number of sinkholes to the rapid loss of groundwater, as farmers use deep underground wells to irrigate fields.
Giant ice disk reappeared in the Maine River
One of the cities of Maine in the USA is celebrating the return of a massive ice disk floating on the river, after three years ago this wonderful winter phenomenon made a real splash.
The ice of the Gulf of Finland has cracked, as if Strangers have hatched out from under it!
In the Gulf of Finland at the Shepelevsky Lighthouse, ice was noticed, broken from the inside. The photos were published on the morning of January 17 in the telegram channel @johanlive.
The British company Bellwether Industries has tested its first flying car
Bellwether Industries has been working on the creation of its aircraft for several years and is on track to bring it to market by 2028.
A bright meteor lit up the sky in Spain
A meteor fireball swept over several cities in Brazil on January 14, Meteoroides reports.
The fall of the meteorite was observed over North Carolina and other US states
7 reports were received from local residents about a fireball spotted over Maryland, North Carolina, New Jersey, New York and Virginia on Wednesday, January 12, 2022, at about 08:15 UT.
Artificial sun with an infinite supply of energy: China has launched a thermonuclear reactor
China has launched the Tokamak HL-2 thermonuclear reactor for the first time at the Chengdu plant. The British Independent writes about this.
The "Gates of hell" will be closed forever: the famous crater will be extinguished in Turkmenistan
The authorities of Turkmenistan decided to extinguish the gas crater, which burned for about half a century. The Gates of Hell are located in the Karakum Desert, 260 km north of Ashgabat.
Residents of the Faroe Islands will be provided with energy with the help of high-tech "kites"
Swedish engineering firm Minesto has developed special gliders that are very similar to onboard drones, except that they are designed to capture the energy of underwater currents and use it to gene
