ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Explosion at Russian Facility that Houses Smallpox

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE A recent explosion could have released smallpox and other deadly viruses, but didn’t. (Photo : Google Maps) The likelihood of an explosion in a Russian research facility subsequently releasing smallpox into the atmosphere and causing an all-out pandemic is extremely small.

Microplastics are Lake Problems, Too!

Microplastic in bodies of water are widespread and it does not only affect oceans but lakes as well. Proper disposal of microplastics can help save the lakes.

“The Anomaly” in Oklahoma Summer 2019

What could have been the mystery behind the strange signal that pulsed across Oklahoma in the Summer of 2019? The Oklahoma Geological Survey dubbed this mysterious waves as “The Anomaly.”

Philippines Experiences Earthquake on Friday the 13th

The quake was felt strongest in Burdeos and Infanta towns in Quezon at Intensity 5. At 4:28pm on Friday the 13th, Luzon, the largest of the islands that make up the Philippines, was hit by a 5.

Voltage Discharge of an Eel Highest Ever Recorded

At least three different species of electric eels and a hundred of other sea creatures have found a home in the South American waters, including the newly identified species of eels that have produced the highest voltage discharge ever recorded.

Paleontologists Identify a “Frozen Dragon” Found in Canada

The flying reptile was mostly head and neck—and had at least a 16-foot wingspan, if not larger. The fossil of an enormous flying dinosaur that was found in the northwestern part of North America nearly three decades ago, has been identified.

The Great Barrier Reef Rated “Very Poor”

The Great Barrier Reef is considered as one of the world’s treasures as it has become a paradise for divers and a home to fishes, so what happens to it affects us.
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