Nitrogen pollutants in seawater threaten the atmosphere
An international team of scientists, led by professor of oceanography and atmospheric science Robert Duce of Texas A&M University, concluded that a large amount of nitro…
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An international team of scientists, led by professor of oceanography and atmospheric science Robert Duce of Texas A&M University, concluded that a large amount of nitro…
A Stanford scientist for the first time published a direct relationship between the rate of atmospheric carbon dioxide and the increasing human mortality. He used sophis…
Jim Russel, a professor at Hampton University, an atmospheric scientist and chiefly responsible for AIM satellite funded by NASA, was the first to study thin clouds of n…
Global economic growth causes atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions to rise faster than expected because forests and oceans are having difficulty absorbing emission…
The El Nino phenomenon, which began in 2006, has ended in the past few weeks. However, it is not good news because almost immediately, its twin sister La Nina has appear…
The research results of scientists from the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) show that, together with the process of reducing CFC emissions destroying the ozone layer, the atm…
A scientific report made for the US government concluded that there is clear evidence that human activities cause global climate change. Reported by Climate Change Scien…
When studying the 11-year abnormal activity of the sun, scientists from the German Institute of Atmospheric Physics found that these activities not only slowed the recov…
According to Nature, European researchers have discovered a source of pollution so far unknown that releases nitrogen acid, a gas that contributes to the fog on sunny ci…
This year, more than 600 photos were sent to the underwater photo contest organized by Miami University of Atmospheric and Oceanography (USA), in which the image of the…
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration simulates the ocean floor under data collected from satellites and boats.
The atmospheric river exists in the form of steam currents in the sky, turning the city of Sacramento in America into a sea of water after 43 days of continuous rain.
The waves of waves bobbing and violently in the sky were a kind of cloud named Undulatus asperatus.
The rocket can fly over 40km, carrying scientific equipment to measure temperature, atmosphere, air, parameters as required.
The Thai cabinet will consider proposing the use of U-Tapao airport of the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in the June 26 meeting. This is also t…