Researchers in Exeter and Paris have derived simple equations to explain the impact of clouds on future climate change.
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Semantic segmenting, a technology currently used in autonomous cars and medical imaging, could improve the forecasting of tropical storms.
People around the world are living longer now than they were just 30 years ago. Researchers quantify this improvement despite the complications from the COVID-19 pandemic.
It was a mixed year for the UK’s butterflies, with numbers of some species climbing while others experienced a worrying decline.
The discovery of the 17th Trojan asteroid of Mars actually dates back to last year, but thanks to the observations made by the Gran Telescopio Canarias, confirmation has finally arrived.
Seagulls are being forced into our cities due to the loss of natural spaces - and we need to learn to live with them, scientists say. Find out more here!
New research suggests that the melting of Antarctic ice has consequences on the speed of planetary spin and that there is a need to discuss how to adjust the “UTC” standard time.
Thanks to the geological and geophysical investigations conducted on board the Italian icebreaker "Laura Bassi", by the National Institute of Oceanography and Experimental Geophysics, a chain of underwater volcanoes was discovered in the remote seas of Northern Victoria Land, in Antarctica.
Research has found that tardigrades' exceptional survival abilities come from proteins capable of slowing down their life processes. And most importantly: these proteins can also be used in human cells.
Warmer and wetter winters are affecting when animals emerge from hibernation and negatively affecting crops; what can we expect from these shifting seasons?
MIT researchers develop new way to describe the number of days per year that outdoor temperatures are just right for normal outdoor activities.
Mini-meteorologists read hypothetical but plausible future weather forecasts to show the impact climate change could have on the weather by the time they’re adults.