24 curiosities about Antarctica
What do you know about the largest desert in the world? Sure there are at least 24 things you still don't know. Enter and discover 24 curiosities about Antarctica.
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Cielomoto, an earthquake in the air
Cielomoto, an earthquake that occurs in the air and for it there is still no logical explanation. Find out more about this meteorological phenomenon
The fascinating beauty of Antarctica, in danger
One of the most beautiful and fascinating areas of the planet, Antarctica, cannot be allowed to be in danger due to global warming.
After the hurricane: photos
Collection of photographs, taken in the United States, that helps us understand how those affected cope with the passage of a hurricane.
Photos of the devastation caused by Hurricane Andrew in 1992
Photos of the devastation caused by Hurricane Andrew (which reached the highest category, 5) in 1992 in the Miami area and in southern Louisiana.
Sandstorms in Dubai
Image and video of the spectacular sandstorms that take place in Dubai.
The phenomenon of the three Suns
Images of the meteorological phenomenon known as the "phenomenon of the three Suns"
The Cumulonimbus
According to the WMO, the Cumulonimbus are described as a thick and dense cloud, with a considerable vertical development, in the form of a mountain or huge towers. It is associated with storms.
Australia's most shocking weather phenomena
Photos of Australia's Most Shocking Weather Phenomena
The Cumulus
Cumulus clouds are vertically developing clouds formed mainly by vertical currents favored by the heating of the air at the Earth's surface.
The Stratus
Stratus are made up of small water droplets although at very low temperatures they can consist of small ice particles.
Pillars of light, a beautiful light effect
Pillars of light, a beautiful light effect that occurs naturally when the ice in the atmosphere reflects light from the Moon, the Sun, or light that comes from an artificial source
The Nimbostratus
Nimbostratus are described as a gray, often dark layer of clouds, with an appearance veiled by the precipitation of rain or snow falling more or less continuously from it.
The Altocumulus
Altocumulus are classified as medium clouds. This type of cloud is described as a bank, thin layer or layer of clouds composed of very varied shapes.
The Cirrocumulus
Cirrocumulus trees consist of a bank, thin layer or sheet of white clouds, without shadows, composed of very small elements. They reveal the presence of instability at the level at which they are.
The Cirrus
Cirrus are a type of high cloud, usually in the form of white filaments made up of ice crystals.