We now have the proof: greening the economy doesn’t come at the price of prosperity
Everest is once again visible from Kathmandu, after decades shrouded in pollution. Greenhouse gas emissions have fallen to levels last seen in 2006. Nature has returned to our streets with a quack and a flurry, and people are waking to…
Why Is The Australian Govt Leaving A Carbon-Tax Back Door Open?
As part of the ABC’s climate conspiracy agenda, Four Corners this week highlighted the “anger” at the government from the senior mandarins from its failure to deliver their goal of a carbon tax. Their preferred approach was notwithstanding the tax…
Global warming making storms violent: Experts – The Tribune India
New Delhi, May 19 Experts are linking an increased activity in the Indian Ocean and Amphan’s extreme intensity to global warming and abnormally warm sea surface temperatures (SSTs). “Global warming is making these cyclones more and more powerful by heating…
More evidence for watery plumes on Europa
Scientists in Europe have found more yet evidence for water vapor plumes on Jupiter’s ocean moon Europa.
Hereâs how SOHO and a skywatcher discovered comet SWAN
Almost every day, the SWAN instrument aboard the sun-watching SOHO spacecraft makes a map of the sky. Anyone with internet access can view the maps and join the search for new comets. To date, 12 comets have been spotted in the SWAN data!
Will you see Comet SWAN?
Another comet – Comet SWAN – is creating a buzz. There’ve been some amazing long-exposure photos of it. Will you be able to see it? Maybe, but conditions are challenging. Charts and more here.
Vega: Brilliant blue-white star in the Summer Triangle
Vega is 1 of 3 stars in an asterism â or noticeable star pattern â called the Summer Triangle in the early evening sky.
Saturnâs bizarre polar hexagon is really hazy
Researchers in Spain have published a new study revealing details of a multi-layered, sandwich-like haze that hangs above the famous hexagon at Saturn’s north pole.
Submerged in water, this new device uses sunlight to produce energy
“The concept is broadly similar to an artificial leaf,” researchers said.
Why the search for life on other planets depends on hydrogen
Right now, there are more than 4,000 known exoplanets and plenty of other possible planets that need to be assessed. While we’re not going to put human boots on the ground on all these worlds to search for alien life,…
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