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The remains of a mysterious creature with tentacles washed up on the island
The remains of a mysterious creature washed up on the shore of Whidbey island in the us state of Washington, puzzled experts. This is reported by Livescience.
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The remains of a mysterious creature washed up on the shore of Whidbey island in the us state of Washington, puzzled experts. This is reported by Livescience.
On September 1, 1859, The earth was "drenched" by the most ferocious solar storm in history — the so-called Carrington event, named after its discoverer from great Britain.
On September 25 in South Carolina on the coast of the resort town of Myrtle beach, water tornadoes were captured on video.
On the evening of September 27, a G2 (medium-level) magnetic storm began on earth. It lasted all night and weakened only by midday on September 28.
We are used to seeing green auroras. But during the equinox, they can be pink!
Photographer Mila Zinkova watched this sunset from San Francisco and it reminded her of Breakfast. According to her, the setting sun looked like a stack of pancakes.
Some time ago, we wrote that birds die EN masse in the United States: sometimes the roads are literally littered with corpses.
The Andromeda galaxy (M31) is the closest large spiral galaxy to our milky Way. It is located at a distance of 2.5 million light-years from us.
On September 5, Frankie Lucena pointed his camera toward a tropical wave, just South of Puerto Rico.
In the private sector of Kopeysk (Chelyabinsk region), one of the garden plots almost fell into hell. There was an unexpected collapse of the ground, resulting in an impressive pit.
Ilya Yankovsky, an astronomer from the Sverdlovsk region, captured a video of a rare natural phenomenon – giant red lightning, called sprites, shooting up.
India confidently continues the tradition of one of the most mysterious and exciting overseas lands, and sometimes it seems that what is happening there is not inferior in scope and boldness to the