Russia: It is possible to predict climate change before 2016
Russian researchers claim that from now to 2016, they can find a way to accurately predict future climate change.
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Russian researchers claim that from now to 2016, they can find a way to accurately predict future climate change.
Climate simulations play a role in predicting important changes in the earth's climate in the next century. But the scope of these forecasts is too large, so how to deal…
The storm 'Wild boar' (Cimaron) has hurt the meteorological forecast centers of Vietnam and Vietnam. They predicted storm moved in panic. On the morning of October 31, m…
Earth temperatures are approaching danger with the highest level ever predicted occurred in millions of years, scientists have announced. The earth is warming at a rate…
The latest UN report predicts that tens of millions of people will be forced to emigrate each year in the coming years due to global warming. This number accounts for mo…
At the Scientific Conference of the British Association for Scientific Development (BA) in the UK, a group of scientists from the country said they had discovered a mech…
Scientists predict that within a few million years a gap of about 60km in the Afar valley (belonging to Ethiopia and Eritrea) could become a new ocean in Africa.
After last year's hurricane season with record-breaking attacks, scientists predict that this year's hurricane season could cause more disasters than the average of many…
The ozone hole in Antarctica is now the third largest hole recorded, but the weather forecasters are still not sure how it will be in the future, according to the World…
The phenomenon of animals capable of predicting weather is a very interesting phenomenon, drawn after many years of human observation.
Scientists predict the meteorite TB145 2015, possibly a comet dead, will
Scientists predict that the period of miniaturization after a few dozen years will cause the Sun to become colder and darker.
Earth's tectonic plates are on a moving, soft layer, which slowly changes the face of the Earth over time.
Monitoring the time of the mountains, the remote tower covered with rain can help you determine exactly when the rain will come.