The Most Impressive Photo of Science Last Week: Dragon Ants

Each week we choose articles with the most interesting information and images. Here are 11 of the most impressive scientific pictures of the past week posted on the LiveScience newspaper and the ".

1. Fireball

Recently, the image of a giant Chinese rocket hit Earth on Wednesday night, July 27, glowing with a long trail of sky rushing. This ball of fire made the rest of the United States west and dazzled.

2. Sea ball

This is a "mysterious" Purple sea ball that lies beneath the Pacific ocean floor near the Strait Islands.

3. Ho blood

Iran's Urmia Lake Recently appeared on satellite images with red water as a result of a terrible war.

4. "Smell of death"

Usually, the smell of decomposition and decay of meat will not be remembered but that day is a rare and strange day. This is a picture of the ". Stinking corpses " of flowers in New York Botanical Garden.

5. Hunter constellation (Orion)

Orion is one of the most famous and mysterious constellations in the sky. Like a live event combined with virtual reality and a musical performance in Brooklyn - not in this world.

6. "Dinner time"

The title of the picture below is ". Did your mother ever remind you that you can't swim when you eat enough? " - A giant white shark slowly brings the seal into its mouth.

7. Dragon ants

New dragon ants - scientists observe their outer appearance and name it the fire star in the kingship game.

8. The new viper snake

New poisonous snakes are found in a forest of Costa Rican clouds. It kills prey with a neurotoxin that is also used in snakes ringing.

9. Starburst nasal fish

Pink and yellow Starbursts fish have orange flakes - red newly discovered star-shaped, called Starburst blind-blind fish.

10. 3D forest

This is a high-powered camera that clearly sees the consequences of climate change in Alaska's Tanana Valley.

11. The sun sprayed red fire.

The sun spewed out the strongest fire trail in 2016 for a week, from the planetary surface, three flames could be clearly seen.