China developed the 3rd generation weather forecast satellite
China will develop the Fengyun 3rd generation weather forecast satellite to monitor meteorological changes accurately and continuously.
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China will develop the Fengyun 3rd generation weather forecast satellite to monitor meteorological changes accurately and continuously.
Aurora in North America appears regularly in the past few days after the storm swept across the earth last weekend.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said the X-level solar storm (the strongest level) has exploded strongly on Tuesday (September 6, 2011), and p…
A planet larger than a double-decker bus will fly through the earth today but fortunately not hit.
In order to discover signs of life on Mars, Canadian scientists will measure the proportion of atmospheric components on the planet.
The sun is in the quietest state for a century or so, and the dark spots are scarcely in a way that has been confusing for over two years. Now, for the first time, solar…
The Hubble telescope was obtained in a short time of atmospheric movements on Jupiter. From March 25 to June 5, the clouds near the equator on the planet have changed co…
A year has passed, since April 11, 2006, when the Venus Express spacecraft, the first European exploration ship to carry out its mission to Venus and is the only spacecr…
Organisms in the atmosphere: Important microbial populations are found in the middle and convection layers.
The concentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide is increasing at an alarming rate, and a new study has shown that the defense capacity of soybean plants decreases as CO2…
Many animals have the ability to sense upcoming disasters based on sound waves, magnetic fields or changes in atmospheric pressure.
According to the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, tens of thousands of new walruses have recently arrived
The theory of animal origins has been challenged: some animals really need a little oxygen.
Mr. Blair Mase, Florida coordinator of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Commission, said the dead whales would be