According to a recent study, the development of renewable energy, especially notable in recent years, would significantly limit the impacts of the current global energy crisis.
Tristan Bergen has been passionate about meteorology since a young age. With a degree in Earth and Environmental Sciences from the University of Nice/Sophia-Antipolis and a master's degree in Disaster and Natural Risk Management from the University of Montpellier III, he decided to devote himself fully to his passion at the end of his studies and to try his luck in the field that fascinates him.
After founding his company in 2018, he is now a professional forecaster, social media manager and web editor and meteorology is an integral part of his daily life.
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The annual minimum extent of Antarctic sea ice was reached in late February. This figure is higher than in previous years and even approaches the average.
A recent study has highlighted the fact that we might not currently be able to detect radio signals emitted from the far reaches of the cosmos.
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The star M31-2014-DS1 appears to have mysteriously disappeared without producing a supernova between 2014 and 2024, according to observations from the NEOWISE telescope, which would confirm a hypothesis proposed by astrophysicists.
Saturn’s rings may be the result of a succession of collisions between the planet’s moons, at least according to a simulation conducted by researchers at the SETI Institute.
Astronomers have discovered a peculiar celestial object thousands of light-years from Earth, a spherical structure whose origin they have been unable to identify.
Due to a lack of funding, NASA will unfortunately have to set aside the mission aimed at collecting soil samples from the planet Mars.
The Hubble telescope is expected to fall toward Earth’s surface in the coming years, making it important to know where and when this will happen.
Some of Earth’s climate cycles are directly dependent on the orbital parameters of the planet Mars, particularly its mass, according to a recent scientific study.
Although not as impressive as Comet Lemmon, several comets will become visible again from Earth in the coming months, especially with binoculars or a small, simple telescope.
The number of satellites in low Earth orbit is becoming so large that a single collision between these objects could trigger an uncontrollable chain reaction.
NASA recently issued a warning about the risks posed by the surge in satellites orbiting the planet. These satellites are expected to greatly affect the images captured by certain telescopes in the future.
A massive eruption occurred this weekend on the Hayli Gubbi volcano in Ethiopia, a first in the Holocene history for this volcanic edifice.
The village of Miquelon is situated only two metres above sea level. It is the first French village to relocate due to the climate threat.
What would happen if the cosmological constant, which is currently positive, became negative? Based on this theory, a team of researchers has managed to model the end of our Universe.
Co-Venusian asteroids, still poorly studied and poorly understood, are believed to be lurking in the orbit of Venus and could pose a significant danger to our planet.
While scientists thought our star was going to enter an especially quiet phase, solar activity, on the contrary, has been steadily increasing for about 15 years.
In early July, several astronomers detected successive, particularly virulent gamma-ray bursts. This phenomenon surprised scientists.
Astronomers have discovered a 300-km-diameter object in the outer reaches of our solar system. Its rather unusual orbit could call into question the existence of the famous Planet 9.