Credit rating: University of Miami A new review from oceanographers at NOAA and the University of Miami Rosenstiel School’s Cooperative Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Experiments (CIMAS) has for the initially time described the day… Read More »New study reveals strength of the deep ocean circulation in the South Atlantic
Credit history: CC0 Public Domain Volcanic eruptions in the Cascade Range of the Pacific Northwest in excess of the very last 2.6 million several years are a lot more quite a few and carefully connected… Read More »Study rewrites the recent history of productive Cascade Arc volcanoes
September 2019, 4 cyclones line up in the Western Hemisphere. Credit: NASA With the peak of the hurricane year coming up and COVID-19 plentiful in several hurricane-vulnerable spots, the United States is poised to expertise… Read More »Study quantifies potential COVID-19 spread from hurricane evacuation
Icebergs in the vicinity of Greenland type from ice that has damaged off–or calved–from glaciers on the island. A new study reveals that the glaciers are getting rid of ice rapidly more than enough that,… Read More »Warming Greenland ice sheet passes point of no return
Modifications of worldwide land summer season monsoon precipitation in historical climate simulation and 4 SSPs projections of CMIP6 multimodel ensemble (MME). Variations are relative to the 1995-2014 signify. The bars characterize the MME and uncertainty… Read More »Spread of monsoon circulation changes explains uncertainty in global land monsoon precipitation projection
Remnants of the Wordie Ice Shelf on the Antarctic Peninsula, Nov. 2017. Credit: NASA/John Sonntag A science team led by scientists at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego has created a in-depth historical… Read More »Satellite record gives unprecedented view of Antarctic ice shelf melt pattern over 25 years
Swiss-American glaciologist Konrad Steffen is thought to have plunged to his dying in a crevasse in Greenland A well known Swiss-American glaciologist specialising in weather modify has died in an accident in Greenland, his study… Read More »Climate change researcher dies in Greenland accident
Scientists notice the ion “glow” of corona discharge in an electrically ungrounded object (remaining) in comparison to a grounded item (right). Credit score: Massachusetts Institute of Engineering At the peak of a thunderstorm, the recommendations… Read More »How airplanes counteract St. Elmo's Fire during thunderstorms
The hybrid remotely-operated vehicle Nereus was utilised to accumulate seafloor samples, in addition to remotely operated motor vehicle Jason II, at Piccard vents at Mid-Cayman Increase. Credit rating: Jill McDermott The discovery in the 1970s… Read More »Discovery transforms understanding of hydrogen depletion at the seafloor
Staghorn coral (Acropora cervicornis). Credit history: Wikipedia Corals precipitate their calcareous skeletons (calcium carbonate) from seawater. Around countless numbers of a long time, extensive coral reefs form due to the deposition of this calcium carbonate.… Read More »Exact climate data from the past