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On Aug. 2, a Twitter user named Swapna, a specialist in remote sensing, tweeted news of a valley-blocking debris flow high in the mountains of Tibet. The location is extremely remote, located upstream of Yigongxiang in Nyingchi, Tibet.
The deadline of calling for Richard Wolters Prize nominations has been extended to Sept. 30, 2020. National/regional groups who still wish to nominate candidates for the Richard Wolters Prize, please submit the materials before the deadline.
Pico da Neblina, or the “Mist Peak”, is Brazil’s highest mountain peak. For the Yanomami — South America’s largest “relatively isolated tribe” who live within the Amazon forests —...
Scientists at the University of Brighton say they have cracked one of archaeology’s greatest mysteries — how the the huge sarsen (sandstone) slabs that make up Stonehenge in Wiltshire, England, ended up at the ancient site. The stone megaliths — 52 in total...
Despite freezing temperatures, scores of snakes slithered out of their hibernation dens in the weeks before a magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck the Chinese city of Haicheng on Feb. 4, 1975. The reptiles’ behavior, along with other incidents,...
A young volcanic island has been growing in the western Pacific Ocean since 2013. Since mid-June 2020, it has been going through a vigorous growth spurt. The images show some of the latest eruptive activity at Nishinoshima, a volcanic island about 600 miles south of Tokyo,...
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