Several companies have joined forces to ensure the progress of the future ExoMars mission, the aim of which will be to finally answer the famous question of the presence of life on Mars.
Tristan Bergen
Meteorologist - 8 articlesTristan 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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According to a NASA study, heat could make life difficult or even impossible for humans in certain regions of the world in the future.
Human activity is not the only source of CO2 emissions, other natural processes such as weathering and erosion of rocks also emit significant amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
The global climatic phenomenon La Niña will return in the coming months, which could generate significant cyclonic activity before the fall on the Atlantic side.
A sunfish weighing almost 3 tonnes was discovered in 2021 by a team of biologists off the coast of the Azores, a world record for this species but also for bony fish.
There are several types of lightning. They include positive, negative, ascending, and intercloud. But none are as powerful as the superbolt. How can we explain their formation and in which regions of the world are they most common?