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The Earth's ozone layer is not as safe as we thought.
According to a recent NASA climate study, West Antarctic ice sheets are melting uncontrollably, glaciers are melting and flowing into the sea.
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) has just published an impressive photo taken the moment a lightning appears in the atmosphere.
Earth has just given birth to a new island. The island is named Niijima. NASA satellite images show this 'newborn' island.
The toxic dust cloud covering China is so dense that it can be seen from space.
Scientists say that the ozone layer is gradually shrinking and may disappear by 2070.
A large iceberg has just separated from Antarctica and is being monitored based on currents and winds, to avoid breaking international sea routes.
The mysterious island that rises off the coast of Pakistan after the magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck the country last week, is now an attractive attraction for tourists…
The face that has always been hidden under the ice sheet of Antarctica has been exposed to the world, thanks to the new mapping technology of the US Aeronautics and Spac…
According to research by the US Aerospace Agency (NASA), the extreme weather phenomena such as drought, temperature rise to record levels, severe storms ... in the US an…
The study of the two leading scientific agencies in the US shows that 2012 is among the hottest 10 years since 1880.
Rising up to a height of nearly 610m from the flat plain in Central Valley in central California, USA, the Sutter Buttes Mountains are in stark contrast to the surroundi…
Nearly all of Greenland's large glaciers, the largest ice island on the planet, suddenly melted in part in July and surprised scientists. Three NASA satellites discovere…
A study by the US Aerospace Agency (NASA), published in Science, proves that about half of microscopic dust particles in the North American atmosphere come from outside.
A glacier twice the size of Manhattan (USA) was torn off one of Greenland's largest glaciers, the latest sign of a dramatic change in this warming polar island.