NASA satellite discovered Niagara Falls is polluted
Not only water, but also pollutants originating from forest fires thousands of miles away in Ontario, Canada, are polluting the Niagara Falls on the border between the U…
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Not only water, but also pollutants originating from forest fires thousands of miles away in Ontario, Canada, are polluting the Niagara Falls on the border between the U…
New Hampshire reports Donald Argus, a scientist from the US Aerospace Agency (NASA), and colleagues using global positioning satellites data for 15 years to track Antarc…
Nuclear explosions can lead to changes in the earth's environment and climate, leading to incalculable natural disasters.
Many of the world's largest lakes have been warming up over the past 25 years due to the effects of climate change, warned by the JPL Laboratory of the US Aerospace Agen…
Scientists Philipp Schneider and Simon Hook of NASA's Thrust Laboratory used satellite imagery to measure the surface temperature of 167 lakes around the world.
The newly published global air quality map of the US Aerospace Agency shows that North Vietnam has a high level of pollution.
NASA scientists have come up with a new way of developing radar systems and aviation maps for earthquake alert purposes.
A NASA team has just succeeded in testing a tsunami prediction system using GPS data.
After the explosion of an oil rig off the US, oil is covering an area of thousands of kilometers of sea.
Technology used by the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) to search for water on Mars can help people avoid many wars because of water resources.
According to the tracking results of NASA satellites (US Aerospace Agency), many parts of India are facing the risk of severe water shortage.
These high-tech sensors have recently been put into a volcano's mouth to control the hot spots and provide early warning if volcanoes start erupting.
Meteorological experts say global temperatures will rise faster than expected in the next 10 years due to climate change.
Experts believe that melting ice and snow in the Arctic Ocean has reached an irreversible stage.
The frequency of clouds is very high in the tropical regions of the Earth - clouds are often associated with violent storms - rising due to global warming.