In accordance with the CMST 2.0 dataset study, 2023 is poised to go down in history as the hottest year on record, with May earning …
Unprecedented Heat: Scientists Anticipate 2023 to Break Temperature Records
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Alarming Surge: Climate-Induced Extinction Rate Escalates Dramatically
In southeastern Arizona, a team of researchers conducting a study on a lizard species has made a startling discovery: what typically takes 70 years of …
Glacier Melting Crisis: Record-Breaking Melt Rates on Alert
During the summer of 2022, Tyrol’s Hintereisferner glacier, one of the region’s most expansive ice masses, suffered its most substantial loss of mass on record. …
Satellite’s Stunning View: Spectacular Algal Blooms in Gulf of Finland Revealed by Emerald Whirlpools
This satellite image, captured by the European Space Agency’s Copernicus Sentinel-2, showcases vibrant emerald-green algal blooms swirling in the Gulf of Finland. The Gulf of …
Last Scientific Endeavors of the Aeolus Satellite Prior to Reentry into Earth’s Atmosphere
TROPOS’ Involvement in the Aeolus Mission and Preparations for EarthCARE Following the remarkable success of ESA’s Aeolus satellite mission, which recently concluded with an unprecedented …
Anomalous Late-Season Glacier Thawing at Humboldt Glacier
Unusual late-season melting in Greenland has transformed the glacier’s surface into a complex blend of ice, firn, meltwater, and sediment. Typically, melting occurs annually from …
Steel Plant Upgrades with Potential to Offset Two Years of Global Carbon Emissions, Equivalent to 70 Gigatonnes
In a study published today (September 20) in the journal Nature, researchers from University College London (UCL) have unveiled a groundbreaking revelation: by advancing the …
Exploring the Feasibility of Solar Radiation Management to Mitigate Global Warming
Through the use of geoengineering techniques, there is a theoretical possibility of artificially manipulating and cooling the Earth’s climate. Scientists based in Bern have recently …
Aftermath of Magnitude 6.8 Earthquake in Morocco Unveiled Through NASA Damage Proxy Map
Communities nestled within the rugged High Atlas Mountains faced devastating consequences in the wake of a formidable earthquake registering a magnitude of 6.8. This seismic …
Researchers Uncover the Origin of Enigmatic Earthquake-Like Vibrations
Recent research has affirmed that fracking is responsible for previously unexplained slow, minor earthquakes or tremors. These tremors are induced by the same geological processes …
Spectroscopic Stealth: NASA’s Super-Emitter Detector for Greenhouse Gas Surveillance
NASA’s cutting-edge greenhouse gas detector, designed and constructed by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Southern California, has taken a significant step toward its launch. …
Stanford Researchers Uncover Human-Induced Mass Extinction Devastating the Tree of Life
The sixth mass extinction has claimed the passenger pigeon, Tasmanian tiger, and Baiji (Yangtze river dolphin) as some of its most well-known victims, casualties of …
Triumphant Performance: NASA’s PACE Spacecraft Aces the Ultimate Space Simulation
The PACE spacecraft has successfully completed a crucial month-long thermal test at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, marking a significant milestone on its path to …
The Impact of Human Emissions on Atlantic Temperature Variability, African Rainfall Patterns, and Hurricane Activity
A recent climate study, led by researchers at the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science, has unveiled a significant connection …
Anticipating Deluge: Annual Approach of Century-Defining Floods
Severe floods, which typically occur only once in a century, may become an annual threat to coastal communities by the end of the 21st century …