Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the ...

Whether you’re looking to witness bioluminescence, a rare natural phenomenon of glowing blue waters, or an alpenglow, one of nature's most beautiful visible light effects, the following include ...

A rare natural phenomenon has been spotted on a river during the current cold snap. Foam generated by the falls at Norby Weir ...

KITAMI, Hokkaido--Rare natural phenomena make Hokkaido in the far north a special place to visit. But knowing in advance when they will occur is another matter altogether. Local researchers hope ...

this event may be explained by a rare phenomenon occurring in certain bodies of water. New research suggests that the ...

It seems the fishy (in all senses of the word) goings on in the Sea of Galilee may be the result of a curious natural phenomenon ... of internal waves are rare. Apart from the events in 2012 ...

It’s a natural phenomenon that has captured imaginations ... these flames—but they can often re-burn autonomously. These rare fires—Etiope estimates there are “probably less than 50 ...

A rare natural phenomenon has been spotted on a river during the current cold snap. Foam generated by the falls at Norby Weir, near Thirsk, has frozen to form circular discs known as "ice pancakes".

Discovery and composition This precious artifact, dating back thousands of years, reveals an interesting connection between ancient Egyptian craftsmanship and a rare natural phenomenon.

Residents of the Indonesian island of Tidore witnessed a rare natural spectacle at the beginning of December. A cloud shining ...

The spectacular natural phenomenon was captured on Saturday night ... "It's not something that happens this far south very often, so it was a rare treat for those who witnessed it." ...

A mesmerizing and rare natural phenomenon captured by Icelandic photographer Jeroen Van Nieuwenhove has taken Instagram by storm, showing lava flowing over snow without the expected clouds of steam.