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Off the coast of the South Island of New Zealand, biologists from the country's National Institute of Aquatic and Atmospheric Research (NIWA) have discovered a rare ghost shark that hatched recentl
7 reports were received from eyewitnesses about a fireball spotted over Colorado and New Mexico on Sunday, February 13, 2022, at about 01:27 UT.
32 reports were received from eyewitnesses about a fireball spotted over several US states on Sunday, February 13, 2022, at about 12:46 UT.
Indian Space Research Organization (Indian Space & The Research Organization (ISRO) has scheduled the launch of the PSLV C-52 satellite for observing the Earth's surface on February 14.
A video of a mysterious glowing in the dark sea creature chasing a Brazilian fisherman's boat caused confusion among Internet users last week.
Discontinuity is the antithesis of inspiration. The complexity of the present time seems to require the disclosure of our hopes if we want to survive.
Over the snow-covered landscape in Payala, near the Swedish-Finnish border, on February 10, it was possible to observe the amazing beauty of the Northern lights, Reuters reports.
An eyewitness who filmed the fall of a space object reported:
The environmental disaster is now being talked about in the Kemerovo region — the streets of cities were covered with black snow.
In a photo taken a couple of months ago in northern Norway, "atmospheric light shows" divide the night sky in half.
The impressive descent from orbit of the Starlink communications satellites of SpaceX was captured on video from earth.
Amazing frozen discs have appeared on the surface of Lake Ontario in Canada, floating on the surface of the water.
