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If you think 2010 is a successful year of space exploration, consider it again.
NASA scientists discovered amino acids - the basic material of life - in a meteorite falling into Sudan in 2008.
The Sun is more active than radiation, the determining factor for the structure and thermal composition of the Earth's atmosphere.
Compared to the legend of '2012', the powerful solar storms that are expected to attack Earth in 2013 are making many governments more anxious.
The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) announced yesterday that it will take the spacecraft to Mars to find out what causes the red planet to lose its atmosphere.
US scientists have published a new map of Mars that shows there was a large ocean in the north and valleys lying around the planet's equator.
The maximum activity of the Sun and its results have an effect on the Earth like La Nina and El Nino in the tropical region of the Pacific.
Researchers have looked at photos of trenches on the volcanic flank of Mars, which indicate that these trenches formed several hundred thousand years ago, in former glac…
A new study of possible relationships between climate and geophysics on Earth and similar planets has found that the heat of a prolonged atmosphere can prevent stratigra…
A group of American scientists found the undersea of the explosion of a large asteroid with debris drifting to Earth could make our planet's climate cooler 8.3 million…
The Kyoto Protocol is an international agreement concerning the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
People are making great efforts to find ways to control and curb global climate change. But it looks like we will have to work even harder.
Scientists have recently discovered a handwritten document by the scientist Isaac Newton
The new study shows that climate change could cause ocean currents in the oceans to become numb, gradually turning the Northern Hemisphere region back to the Ice Age.
After proving that there is no end date on December 21, 2012, NASA offers five scenarios that may occur in practice, but may only last for several billion years.