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2 strong earthquakes hit western China in a month: is the Earth getting restless? - Vimarsana News

2 strong earthquakes hit western China in a month: is the Earth getting restless?

It is not unusual to see strong quakes in quick succession and scientists have not seen any long-term pattern.

Source: scmp.com
Is Earth getting more restless: 2 strong earthquakes hit China in a month? | World News - Vimarsana News

Is Earth getting more restless: 2 strong earthquakes hit China in a month? | World News

China News: A powerful 7.1-magnitude earthquake hit the border area between Kyrgyzstan and Xinjiang, leading to the destruction of homes and the death of at least

The geological mystery of Africa's eye that can only be seen from space - Vimarsana News

The geological mystery of Africa's eye that can only be seen from space

Scientists have not yet discovered what formed the Feathers Structure, also called the Eye of Africa, a mysterious geological formation in the middle of

Inside the small Welsh town home to the UK's wildest UFO conspiracy | Weird News - Vimarsana News

Inside the small Welsh town home to the UK's wildest UFO conspiracy | Weird News

The UFO incident on the Berwyn Mountains was dubbed the Welsh Roswell amid suspicions of a government 'cover-up of aliens.'

If life exists on Mars, don't count on sample-return missions to find it, scientists say - Vimarsana News

If life exists on Mars, don't count on sample-return missions to find it, scientists say

While ambitious plans to return Red Planet samples to Earth are in development, some scientists argue that we should instead find ways to analyze Mars samples on the planet itself.

Source: space.com