Home
RSS
More than two centuries ago famine struck in Africa hard following record low levels of water in the Nile River. Surprisingly, faraway volcanic eruptions have been found to be responsible for the calamity according to a new study!
A cascade of...
Related Stories
Most Recent
Most Popular
Most Commented
1
Star It 
(0)
Mount Kelud, near Indonesia’s second largest city Surabaya, is showing signs that it may erupt anytime according to the experts.
As how Mt. Kelud behaves,...
made popular Nov 7 2007
With the Indonesian mountain pouring out lava and cloud for days, amid signs of escalating volcanic activity from the Mount Merapi, 11,000 people have been ordered to...
made popular Jun 7 2006
Though the international 1987 agreement banning CFCs is visibly going successful, with the Earth’s ozone layer slowly recovering, it is to be marked that the...
made popular May 5 2006
Wow! It’s amazing and more and more of these images are driving our craze to explore the ever happening space. This is an image of the Claritas Fossae region on...
made popular Feb 6 2006
Some 65 million years ago dinosaurs were wiped out from the planet Earth. But, what factors are responsible for this mass extinction of the giant creatures? This issue...
made popular Feb 3 2006
* Areas of high methane concentration have been spotted in the Martian atmosphere by Europe’s Mars Express spacecraft. Since its origin is uncertain, the methane...
made popular Dec 9 2005
All Stories
Most Recent
Most Popular
Most Commented
Related Tags
Africa famine Environment Laki Craters Nile drainage basin Nile River north Atlantic Northern Hemisphere volcanic activity Volcanic Eruptions
