On a Flight With The Hurricane Hunters, View Hurricane Lan’s Eye
Over 2 million residences were left without power in the southwest of Florida as a result of Hurricane Ian, a category 4 hurricane that made…
Environmental Science
Unexpected Leak in Russian Gas Pipeline to Europe Causes Environmental Concerns
Seismologists have also noticed strange activity taking place on the same day as allegations of a significant leak close to Nord Stream, the two vital…
In Alaska, New Lakes Are Emerging, Overflowed With A Dangerous Surprise
A recent NASA trip revealed that methane-belching bacteria are rife in newly formed lakes caused by thawing glaciers in Alaska. The development of these bubbling…
From Quantum to Classical Scales, a new Model Predicts how Temperature affects Life
A new theory explains how temperature affects every process. This theory could aid researchers in making accurate predictions in a variety of fields, including biological…
Alaskan Storm Surge Uproots Houses From Their Foundations
Alaska’s FAIRBANKS — As the remains of Typhoon Merbok raged through the Bering Sea on Saturday, communities along Alaska’s western coast experienced significant flooding. Wind…
Be Prepared For An Extremely Rarity “Triple-Dip” La Nia Weather Phase
According to the World Meteorological Organization, the powerful weather phenomenon La Nia will persist for a third year in a row and may extend until…
Nikon Small World In Motion 2022 Competition Won by “Striking” Zebrafish Embryo Video
There were thousands of entries in the 12th annual Nikon Small World in Motion competition from around the globe. A sister competition to the Nikon…
According to a new UN report, the climate crisis is causing “uncharted territory of destruction”
According to a recent multi-agency assessment coordinated by the World Meteorological Organization, the global effort to address climate change is going in the wrong way…
Reasons Why Targeted Artificial Ocean Cooling Will Fail Before Upcoming Hurricanes
In comparison to hazards like massive volcanic eruptions or tsunamis, tropical cyclones, often known as hurricanes in the Atlantic, are among nature’s most destructive events.…
Spending Even One Hour in Nature Has The Potential To Lower Brain Stress
Scientists have long recognized the benefits of going for a walk outside to improve mental health. But until recently, they were unaware of the reason.…
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