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Smartphones could soon become more than pocket-sized weather assistants. According to a new study from researchers at Peking University, the...
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Smartphones could soon become more than pocket-sized weather assistants. According to a new study from researchers at Peking University, the...
Jupiter’s aurora is doing more than lighting up the largest planet in the Solar System. New observations have provided the...
Arizona’s water future may hinge on a choice between two radically different ways of importing moisture into one of the...
Air pollution research has entered a new phase in Thailand, where the most important line of defense against microscopic airborne...
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A heated argument on social media may look like the beginning of a movement’s collapse. New research suggests it can...
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A new study has revealed that Arctic cyclones can become far more destructive when they arrive in rapid succession, transforming...
Extreme temperature events are no longer isolated anomalies appearing once in a generation. As the climate warms, heat domes, sudden...
A hidden atmospheric chain reaction above the world’s great monsoon systems may be changing the chemistry of the upper troposphere,...
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