Did you know? Using easy-to-remember names greatly reduces confusion when two or more tropical storms occur simultaneously.
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The mantle transition zone, located more than 400 kilometres below the Earth's surface, can store water equivalent to several oceans and could be linked to continental volcanism.
Open until the end of 2026, Dream of the Desert is the premier five-star luxury train in the Middle East. Leaving Riyadh, he will visit the largest natural reserve of Saudi Arabia for two days.
The National Hurricane Center (NHC) has announced several changes to its services and products for the 2025 hurricane season, which begins 1 June..
Over the past 50 years, African elephant populations have declined by 77% due to poaching and habitat loss, according to a recent study published in the scientific journal PNAS.
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Following the approval of the United States, German manufacturer Mercedes-Benz has just obtained approval from Germany for its turquoise blue headlights. This new headlight shade will be reserved exclusively for fully autonomous cars, to alert other road users that the vehicle is being driven using the Drive Pilot system. The driver can therefore perform other tasks during the journey. However, be aware that not all cars are yet covered.
The stunning images produced by NASA and Caltech show what a black hole looks like surrounded by an accretion disk. This disk is formed by the distortion of light, which helps us better understand gravitational fields.
Scientists were surprised by the larger-than-expected sea level rise observed in 2024. These rising sea level trends will continue in the coming years.
From Game of Thrones to Disney, would our heroes of film and television vote the same way we do? Political scientists suggest the answer might be yes. Here is why.