
Winter in Bishkek: why black snow falls
The air in Bishkek is among the dirtiest on the planet. In February, the UN Environment Program put him in second position.
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The air in Bishkek is among the dirtiest on the planet. In February, the UN Environment Program put him in second position.
Wildlife photographer Frank Liu was looking for a herd of rhinos in Kenya's Masai Mara National Reserve. He was accompanied by a guide, a local resident, who noticed an unusual zebra foal.
One of the residents of the city of Wichita in the US state of Kansas captured on video a rare rising lightning.
Murmansk resident Grigory Paramonov, a professional photographer, who also takes pictures of the life of fauna, managed to capture an amazing "round dance" arranged by deer.
If you look at the night sky, you can see a lot of twinkling stars! But why do some blink, but, for example, Mars or the Sun — not?
The rocks of Al-Naslaa, 6 meters high, stand on two natural pedestals, which makes it seem that the stones almost float in the air in perfect balance with each other.
A photo of the natural phenomenon "snezhura" on the Ekateringofka River was published in the Telegram channel The Research Institute of the Arctic and Antarctic (St.
Psychologists have discovered a new visual illusion that gives an idea of the nature of time perception
New study shows that vision reconstructs time
Residents of Manitoba again received a surprise in the form of fireballs that swept across the night sky.
Although in recent years the Pentagon has begun releasing documents acknowledging its interest in unidentified aerial phenomena (NWS) - its rebranded term for the good old "UFO" - most of these doc
From eyewitnesses, 45 reports were received about a fireball spotted over Alberta, Manitoba, North Dakota and Saskatchewan on March 23 on Wednesday, March 23, 2022, at about 02:49 UT.
The fireball was visible from Balatonsemes flying to the northeast. A large fireball flew across the sky at 00:29 on Tuesday morning.