Discover science
Do you know 108 billion people were born on this earth?
Estimates published in 2015 by the US Census Bureau said that there have been 108.2 billion people born on Earth, 100.8 billion people died and now
Climate
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Climate.
Topic archive
Articles about Climate
1,891 published items.
Discover science
Why is Greenland full of ice, while Iceland is covered with greenery?
These two lands are not only opposite to the name, but even their nature is opposite.
Discover science
The chaotic magnetic field of the ancient Earth
The Earth once had more than two magnetic poles in the past and the magnetism of the magnetosphere was much weaker than that of the Sun today.
Discover science
Does the 'air conditioner' fan really regulate?
In recent times, many types of electric supermarket systems have appeared
Discover science
The great catastrophes can cause mankind to perish
The impact of meteors, nuclear war, and artificial intelligence are the top three threats threatening to eliminate humanity.
Discover science
CO2 gas makes the Earth green
The study, published in the journal Nature Climate Change (USA), shows that CO2 itself contributes to the Earth's green color.
Discover science
Japanese monks have recorded the state of the Earth for 600 years
Although a proven phenomenon, the monk's elaborate record will contribute to eradicating doubts about global warming.
Discover science
Tesla's excellent ads make millions think
Tesla launches Model S ads with environmental and climate change themes, like a warning about environmental pollution and a strong emotional impact on viewers.
Discover science
People can 'grow' propellers and cat eyes in the future
These are human traits that can evolve to deal with climate change in the future.
Discover science
Spectacular beautiful images of the Earth taken from MSG-4 satellites
The new European Space Agency's (ESA) new severe weather tracking satellite, MSG-4, has just released the first image of the Earth - and it is a breathtaking spectacle.
Discover science
Travel to the Arctic in ancient times 55 million years ago
55 million years ago, the Arctic was covered with palm trees while each group of crocodiles swam under the water thanks to the super-powerful greenhouse effect that make…
Discover science
How does volcano change the Earth?
Volcanic eruptions have changed lives as well as human history for over 2,500 years, and are the cause of the coldest summers from 500 BC (BC) to 1000 AD. (AD).
Discover science
Unexpected discovery of the thickness of the Antarctic ice sheet
Climate experts say the discovery of the thickness of the Antarctic ice sheet greatly helps the study of global climate change.
Discover science
Found the true age of the Sahara desert?
Climate models show that the Sahara desert seems to have formed about 7 million years ago, which is twice as old as it has been known for a long time.
Discover science
The explanation for the mysterious giant craters in Siberia
According to an American scientist, large amounts of methane released into the Siberia atmosphere may be related to large craters that appear mysteriously here.