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World's biggest ice sheet could cause massive sea rise without action: study Researchers at Durham University concluded that if global greenhouse emissions remain high, the melting East Antarctica Ice Sheet (EAIS) could cause nearly half a meter of sea-level rise by 2100. Their analysis was published in the scientific journal ...
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Look in the sky this month for the Perseid meteor shower One of the year's best meteor showers – the Perseids – is peaking, but there's a big, bright object in the sky making prime views harder this year. It's a full moon. "Sadly, this year's Perseids peak will see the worst possible circumstances for ...
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The Sturgeon Moon dazzles viewers It's when the moon is at its biggest and brightest. Thursday's supermoon was a marginal supermoon and is the third closest full moon of the year after the supermoons in June and July. While it may be a supermoon bronze medalist, it was still pretty dang ...
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GMRT discovers oldest known fossil radio galaxy trapped inside cluster of galaxies The high sensitivity of the Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope (GMRT) located near Khodad village, 80 km north of Pune, made detection of these 'fossil lobes' possible through their low radio-frequency radiation. Optical photograph of the cluster of ...
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Antarctica's ice shelves could be melting faster than we thought Date: August 12, 2022; Source: California Institute of Technology; Summary: A new model illustrates how meltwater from the Antarctic ice can trap heat under ice shelves, increasing melting in a feedback loop. Share: FULL STORY ...
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