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Watch: Skies Glow Red In Western Australia Amid Dust Storm Ahead Of Cyclone Narelle
Cyclone Narelle has been a rare and persistent "triple-strike" storm, crossing multiple Australian states.
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This Haunted "Skeleton Lake" In Uttarakhand Is Actually A Hidden Gem For Adventurous Travellers
Uncover the chilling mystery of Roopkund Lake, famously known as India's "Skeleton Lake," nestled high in the Himalayas.
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Gallery: Stunning Views Of Dubai As Thunder And Lightning Lit Up The City
A severe storm with thunder and lightning hit Dubai, causing flooding and disruptions while creating dramatic visuals of the city's iconic skyline.
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Massive Lightning Hits Burj Khalifa: Here's How Building Protects Itself
The towering skyscraper, measuring 2,272 feet, was hit as dark clouds, rain and thunder rolled across Dubai's skyline.
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Scientists Trace Solar Storm Origins to Hidden Layer Deep Inside the Sun
Scientists have identified the Sun’s tachocline—a thin layer deep below the surface—as the source of powerful magnetic forces driving solar storms. The discovery could improve space weather forecasts and provide earlier warnings for disruptions to satellites and power systems.
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"Storm Of The Century" Leaves British Tourists Stranded On Minibus Roof In Spain, Rescue Follows
The rescue took place as Storm Therese battered the Canary Islands for a fifth consecutive day.
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Heat, Not Floods, May Become Climate Change's Biggest Killer: Report
While cooler areas may see fewer deaths, many hotter countries and cities will face rising mortality if no action is taken.
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Indian Archers Claim Two Bronze, Reach Two Finals In Asia Cup Stage 1
Indian archers bagged two bronze medals and also stormed into the finals of the men's recurve and women's compound team events on the second day of the Asia Cup World Ranking Tournament Stage 1.
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11-Year-Old Aces "Touch And Go" Manoeuvre In Viral Training Clip, Takes Internet By Storm
Social media users praised the young aviator's enthusiasm and discipline, with many saying thathe "flies better than most adults drive."
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Unusual Storm System Puts War-Torn Middle East On High Alert
The weather system is so large that some areas could see between 100 mm and 500 mm of precipitation in the next three days, raising serious concerns about catastrophic flash flooding.
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Watch: Skies Glow Red In Western Australia Amid Dust Storm Ahead Of Cyclone Narelle
Cyclone Narelle has been a rare and persistent "triple-strike" storm, crossing multiple Australian states.
-
This Haunted "Skeleton Lake" In Uttarakhand Is Actually A Hidden Gem For Adventurous Travellers
Uncover the chilling mystery of Roopkund Lake, famously known as India's "Skeleton Lake," nestled high in the Himalayas.
-
Gallery: Stunning Views Of Dubai As Thunder And Lightning Lit Up The City
A severe storm with thunder and lightning hit Dubai, causing flooding and disruptions while creating dramatic visuals of the city's iconic skyline.
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Massive Lightning Hits Burj Khalifa: Here's How Building Protects Itself
The towering skyscraper, measuring 2,272 feet, was hit as dark clouds, rain and thunder rolled across Dubai's skyline.
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Scientists Trace Solar Storm Origins to Hidden Layer Deep Inside the Sun
Scientists have identified the Sun’s tachocline—a thin layer deep below the surface—as the source of powerful magnetic forces driving solar storms. The discovery could improve space weather forecasts and provide earlier warnings for disruptions to satellites and power systems.
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"Storm Of The Century" Leaves British Tourists Stranded On Minibus Roof In Spain, Rescue Follows
The rescue took place as Storm Therese battered the Canary Islands for a fifth consecutive day.
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Heat, Not Floods, May Become Climate Change's Biggest Killer: Report
While cooler areas may see fewer deaths, many hotter countries and cities will face rising mortality if no action is taken.
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Indian Archers Claim Two Bronze, Reach Two Finals In Asia Cup Stage 1
Indian archers bagged two bronze medals and also stormed into the finals of the men's recurve and women's compound team events on the second day of the Asia Cup World Ranking Tournament Stage 1.
-
11-Year-Old Aces "Touch And Go" Manoeuvre In Viral Training Clip, Takes Internet By Storm
Social media users praised the young aviator's enthusiasm and discipline, with many saying thathe "flies better than most adults drive."
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Unusual Storm System Puts War-Torn Middle East On High Alert
The weather system is so large that some areas could see between 100 mm and 500 mm of precipitation in the next three days, raising serious concerns about catastrophic flash flooding.
