Summer 2023 is the hottest in the past 2,000 years
With tree ring data in the Northern Hemisphere, experts estimated global temperatures since the 1st century and found the summer of 2023 to be record hot.
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With tree ring data in the Northern Hemisphere, experts estimated global temperatures since the 1st century and found the summer of 2023 to be record hot.
Will the appearance of La Nina make the 2024 storm season in the East Sea more fierce?
Chileans are facing the coldest May in more than 70 years with temperatures expected to drop further as the country prepares to enter winter starting in June.
Snøhetta's Vertikal Nydalen building has comfortable temperatures all year round thanks to unique design solutions.
New computer storage that can operate at temperatures so hot that rocks begin to melt could pave the way for computers to operate in the harsh environment on Venus.
Temperature records are continuously being broken in Thailand, Laos, the Philippines... According to weather experts, this is something that has never happened in the pa…
Summer heat hits Asia earlier than usual, killing dozens of people. Experts call this
According to the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) of the European Union (EU) on May 8, the world just experienced the hottest April on record since the C3S data s…
A reactor in southern France creates and maintains hot plasma of 50 million degrees Celsius for 6 minutes continuously, reaching an important milestone that helps make f…
High temperatures cause many effects on organs in the human body and can lead to death.
Warming temperatures and urban development create ideal conditions for termites to spread into new territories.
Record heat is covering Asia, from Myanmar to the Philippines. Millions of children have had to stay out of school to avoid extreme temperatures.
The climate crisis is causing severe heat waves around the world, and 2024 could be the peak of this period.
Images of green sand dunes on Mars were released by the US Space Agency (NASA) to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Odyssey orbiter's operation.
Rising temperatures are believed to be the cause of a sudden increase in cockroach numbers. Insecticides are no longer effective against them, making people tired of fin…