Oceanography
Monster waves in Europe's largest underwater canyon
Every year, the town of Nazaré experiences a huge wave season when the water can rise up to 30m high.
Wave
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Wave.
Topic archive
Articles about Wave
1,097 published items.
Environment
Recreating unprecedented depth and detail inside volcanoes
Scientists in France have developed a new technique that can image the inside of volcanoes in unprecedented detail and depth, helping to more accurately predict the poss…
Discover science
A New Ocean Appears on Earth in an Unbelievable Place
American scientists were shocked to discover an unknown, strange, ancient structure surrounding the Earth's iron core.
Scientific application
Hybrid energy raft provides electricity to 1,000 homes per day
The raft, called HEC, harnesses wave, wind and solar energy, providing stable electricity production with a total capacity of about 1 MW.
Discover science
The first time we can see gravity
A groundbreaking experiment has the potential to decode gravity in the universe.
Space science
Why did a European spacecraft suddenly confirm the obvious: Earth is indeed inhabited?
The existence of life on Earth – this obvious fact is being confirmed by European scientists. Why is that?
Animal world
Giant baby penguin causes 'waves' on social networks
A giant penguin named Pesto is becoming famous and going viral on social media thanks to his unusually large body.
New technology
Long-range wireless charging technology for flying drones
A group of experts at the University of Texas is developing technology that allows electric discharge to charge drones in mid-air based on electromagnetic waves.
Environment
Temperatures in Pakistan exceeded 52 degrees Celsius during the heatwave
Temperatures rose above 52 degrees Celsius in Pakistan's southern province of Sindh, the highest of the summer and close to the country's record high
Environment
'Unrealistic' heat wave hits the Philippines
The climate crisis has sent temperatures soaring across Asia, from Gaza to Manila.
Discover science
Is the idea of using the Sun as a signal amplifier in 'The Three-Body Problem' really feasible?
In the book
Discover science
What are the mysterious waves in the Arctic?
A puzzling arc was discovered in the waters of a Greenland fjord littered with pieces of drifting ice.
Environment
The summer of 2024 will be the craziest in Asia's history
Summer heat hits Asia earlier than usual, killing dozens of people. Experts call this
Science story
The life of Robert Adler - the father of the TV remote control
Inventor Robert Adler owns a total of 180 electronic device patents, with applications ranging from specialized fields to everyday life.
Environment
How long will the brutal heat in Asia last?
Record heat is covering Asia, from Myanmar to the Philippines. Millions of children have had to stay out of school to avoid extreme temperatures.