A natural phenomenon refers to an event or occurrence that arises from natural processes in the environment, rather than from human influence or intervention. These phenomena can include a wide range of observable events, such as weather patterns, geological formations, astronomical events, and biological occurrences. Examples of natural phenomena include earthquakes, hurricanes, volcanic eruptions, tides, auroras, and the growth of plants. Natural phenomena can be studied and understood through scientific investigation, and they often have significant effects on ecosystems and human life. Such events are typically characterized by their occurrence in nature and can vary in scale from local to global.
Mount Etna's recent eruption showcases a stunning contrast of fiery lava on its snowy peak, creating a dramatic natural spectacle. Despite increased volcanic activity, including ash clouds and minor explosions,…