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In Australia, they are going to create a semblance of a planetary "black box" - an invulnerable recorder to any damage, designed to record information about the Earth in the last decades of humanit
This meteorite was spotted over Spain on December 7, 2021 at approximately 2:13 local time. It crashed into the atmosphere at a speed of about 90,000 km/h.
The Belarusian Chupacabra turned out to be a bald raccoon, the animal's body disappeared.
Recently discovered seismic events occur more slowly than normal earthquakes. Their existence confirms a scientific theory that has not yet been sufficiently substantiated by measurements.
On December 4, 2021, at approximately 5:08 a.m. local time, this stunning slow fireball crossed the night sky and crashed into the atmosphere at a speed of about 83,000 km/h.
Yesterday there was a total solar eclipse. To see it, you had to fly to Antarctica. Peter Goralek sent this picture taken at an altitude of 41,000 feet above the Weddell Sea.
The Astronomical Society received 62 reports of a fireball observed over Gelderland, Grand Est, Haute-de-France, Limburg, North Brabant, North Holland, North Rhine-Westphalena, Overijssel, Pays de
A huge jelly-like something floating in the water turned out to be a very rare jellyfish Stygiomedusa gigantea.
A coronal mass ejection hit the Earth's magnetic field on October 31. Its weak impact did not cause such a significant geomagnetic storm as expected, but the atmospheric afterglow was divine.
In the Kotlas district, a killer beast was exposed, which has kept all summer residents and private farmers in fear for the last 2 years.
Employees of the reptile park in the Australian area of Somersby, New South Wales, were extremely surprised when a visitor found and handed them a rare two-headed lizard.
In the Plyussky district of the Pskov region, a local resident Natalia Alekseeva noticed an unusual phenomenon of nature - ice "saucers" formed on the water due to frost, also known as "pancakes".
