Inside Spain’s eerie ghost towns
ONCE touted as “privileged” real estate, the burst of a spectacular housing bubble in Spain has left ruins dotted across the country.
ONCE touted as “privileged” real estate, the burst of a spectacular housing bubble in Spain has left ruins dotted across the country.
THESE are the eerie mushrooms that glow so brightly you can read by them — and ForestrySA is inviting you to stand among them in their tens of thousands.
A NASA aircraft has spotted something in the Arctic that it can’t explain and has “never seen before,” the space agency says.
A MASSIVE chasm has appeared from nowhere and it is growing every day. Geologists say it is proof that Africa is splitting in two.
ONE of Sydney’s most popular beaches will be closed for the long weekend for a pretty bizarre reason. Here’s why.
A METEOROLOGICAL phenomenon known as an atmospheric river is about to hit California, with residents told to brace themselves for heavy rain.
FROM the haunting to the quirky, the images on the shortlist for the 2018 Sony World Photography Awards provide a fascinating insight into the lives of others.
A FLAMING “portal to hell” has been spotted in the middle of the desert on Google Maps, leaving internet users baffled. But is everything as dangerous as it sounds?
AN OMINOUS swarm of two hundred earthquakes has been detected beneath the notorious Yellowstone supervolcano, revealing just how volatile it is.
GALACTIC forces are set to strike Earth today as the Sun sends a stream of magnetic fields in our direction, an event which could turn out to be a treat for stargazers across Australia.
THERE’s a supervolcano beneath Japan. Now geologists have discovered it’s beginning to wake from its 7000-year-old slumber.
IT WON’T happen again in our lifetimes but the weather gods have decided they’re not going to make it easy for some of us to see tonight’s rare lunar event.
JUST two days after the state sweltered through blistering heat, summertime snow has been falling on Tasmania’s higher peaks.
ANOTHER day, another cautionary tale about tourists behaving badly. Sadly this attraction is literally breaking under the strain.
DARWIN residents were perplexed when the clouds above their heads developed rainbow hues. The rare phenomenon has been dubbed a “cloudbow”.
THIS tiny Russian town installed an electronic thermometer but in an ironic twist, even it can’t handle the insane temperatures braved by locals.
SNOW? In mid summer? That’s what it seemed like in a small town in Tassie when the weather forgot what season it was.
UPDATED: A severe thunderstorm swept through large parts of the Sydney area, with large hailstones and damaging winds leaving thousands without power.
ENTRIES in the 10th annual Sony World Photography Awards differ vastly in their composition and subject matter — but all of these stunning images draw us into their unique worlds.
Take a look at the incredible images of our planet that are vying for the honours in the prestigious Sony World Photography Awards 2018.
FROM a terrifying hurricane to stunning coastal landscapes and the night sky as you have never seen it, these photos push the boundaries like never before.
AS THE people of Melbourne brace for possible flooding today, it isn’t the first time the city has been underwater, as these dramatic pictures show.
A TYPE of fault responsible for the most destructive earthquakes and tsunamis in the world prompts warning of earthquake 11,000 times as powerful as NZ’s Christchurch quake.
SCIENTISTS have studied the first ever satellite images designed specifically to look at certain artificial lights at night and they’ve found a major problem.
A MYSTERIOUS abyss in the ocean known as the “shadow zone” traps ancient water dating back to 400AD. We now know why it’s there.
SOMETHING is melting Antarctica from the inside out. Now science has lifted the lid on a geological monster that could shape our planet’s future.
FROM ferocious storms bearing down on warships to golden sunsets over snowy plains, these images perfectly capture Australia’s varied weather.
THE ticking time bomb under the surface of Yellowstone National Park could blow up much more quickly than researchers previously thought.
AMID a hellish enough fire season, a rare ‘fire devil’ phenomenon has been captured on film after forming in the flames devastating Portugal.
IT’S one of the world’s most majestic mountains but also one of the most deadly, often claiming more lives each year than Everest.
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