Rare Satellite Image Captures Swirling Clouds and River Sediment Side by Side Off South Korea
A striking satellite photograph has revealed two rare natural phenomena occurring together near South Korea’s Jeju Island, according to NASA’s Earth Observatory.
» readHumans may be less daytime-oriented than once thought, researcher suggests
A new analysis of sleep and activity patterns suggests humans may not be strictly daytime creatures, with hunter-gatherer data showing significant nighttime activity.
» readFormer Antarctic Tour Guides Describe Why They Quit the Cruise Industry
A new study has revealed the experiences of 25 former Antarctic tour guides who left their jobs due to environmental concerns and the emotional toll of witnessing damage to the fragile continent.
» readNorth Atlantic flights to be rerouted in first trial aimed at cutting warming contrails
A first-of-its-kind trial will reroute planes crossing the North Atlantic later this year to reduce the climate-warming effect of condensation trails, or contrails, across an entire airspace.
» readNeutrino Mystery May Be a Calculation Error, Not a New Particle
A long-standing puzzle in particle physics may have a simpler explanation than previously thought. A new theoretical study suggests that the missing neutrinos detected in experiments over the past three decades could be the result of a mathematical…
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