NASA Sentinel 6 Michael Freilich to Launch in November

Medicine & Technology Sep 08, 2020

A new satellite for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), named the Sentinel 6 Michael Freilich, is set to launch this coming November.

Tiny Polynesian Islands May Not Be Threatened by Climate Change After All: New Study Gives Better Perspective

Jun 11, 2020

Scientists discover that coral reef islands naturally cope with sea-level rise, contrary to previous claims that these nations are the most vulnerable to climate change.

One-fifth of Mangroves in the World Already Perished and Could Be Totally Gone by 2050 Due to Rising Sea Levels

Jun 05, 2020

Mangroves are facing "coastal squeeze" as the sea level continues to rise and human development along coastlines now blocks their way to move inland.

Rising Sea Levels Make Storm Surges Worse

Mar 16, 2020

Global storms may intensify as waters rise above their normal levels and pushed by the wind to the land.

New Projections for 2100 Sea Levels are Higher than Previous Numbers

Jun 02, 2019

New studies show that the sea levels by 2100 might be double the previous projection.

Flightless Bird Manages to "Come Back" From Extinction

May 14, 2019

Scientists have announced that a flightless bird that has become extinct around 136,000 years ago has managed to return.

Seven Cities in America that Might Not Exist By 2100

Apr 04, 2019

Studies from NOAA predict that some cities are in danger of being submerged underwater by the year 2100

When Sea Levels Rise, Cities May Build Walls to Keep Climate Refugees Out

Jun 30, 2017

If populations increase and seal levels rise as predicted, the sociololgical problems of residential retreat will be the biggest problems humand face.

Coral Protection and How Humans Can Save These Ocean Flowers Against Climate Chang

May 21, 2017

Scientists are rushing to find solutions to save coral reefs from extinction. Coral damage is brought about by climate change lashing out temperature spikes, rising sea levels, and ocean acidification.

Antarctic Ice Shelf Larsen C Will Lead To More Advance Glaciology

Feb 21, 2017

Scientists have noted that the loss of Antarctic ice shelf Larsen C might lead to more advance Glaciology.

Satellite Data Reveal an Alarming Trend in Antarctica

May 23, 2015

Antarctica is a truly massive continent. At over 5 million square miles, the whole of the US could fit securely within its borders. It boasts the highest, driest, coldest, and windiest landscape of all seven continents. And the fact that it is losing ice is nothing new. It's the rate at which parts of the continent are melting that is raising new concerns.