This is what working on an offshore oil rig looks like during a massive storm! Did you know? 🎓
This is what working on an offshore oil rig looks like during a massive storm! Did you know? 🎓
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Some birds in northern Australia deliberately carry fire to hunt.Known as “Firehawks,” these raptors have been observed carrying smoldering sticks or burning vegetation from active fires to unburned areas. The flames and smoke can flush out prey such as lizards, snakes, small mammals and insects, making them easier to catch.It’s one of the most fascinating examples of tool use in wild birds.Did you know? 🎓
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A magnitude 5.1 earthquake hits eastern Turkey 🇹🇷The earthquake's epicenter was about 37 km NNW of Şanlıurfa and 17 km SW of Hilvan, Turkey, at a depth of 10 km.
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❗️A Ukrainian drone attack on Russian-occupied Crimea is ongoing.
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On April 22, 2015, Chile’s Calbuco volcano suddenly erupted after more than four decades of dormancy.The eruption sent a towering column of ash and gas more than 15 kilometres into the atmosphere. During its explosive phases, an extraordinary phenomenon appeared inside the plume: volcanic lightning.Sometimes nicknamed a “dirty thunderstorm,” volcanic lightning forms when particles inside an eruption plume become electrically charged.As ash, rock fragments and ice particles collide, electrical charges separate within the plume. When the charge difference becomes large enough, it triggers powerful electrical discharges producing lightning inside and around the volcanic cloud.The Calbuco eruption became particularly famous for spectacular photographs of these lightning-filled ash clouds, captured by Chilean photographer Francisco Negroni.Science and facts💡
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