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Red-eyed cicadas have been invading Chicago since last May, forcing residents to wrap trees in nets to protect them. The preventive measure aims to avoid damage to younger trees.
It was once thought that Wales was devoid of dinosaur remains. A major fossil finding in Wales now shows that "dragon" dinosaurs and other prehistoric life that once roamed these lands.
Ocean temperatures are on the rise, reaching temperatures this week that we did not see last year until June. Significant impacts are likely to be felt in the warmer months this year as the trend continues.
New study finds that the shape and depth of the ocean floor explain up to 50% of the changes in the depth at which carbon has been sequestered in the ocean over the past 80 million years.
A nova explosion in a binary system 3,000 light years away will create a new, albeit temporary, star visible to the naked eye.
This stunning national park is home to a "unique desert" in Brazil, where vast white dunes intersect with turquoise lagoons, creating a landscape that seems straight out of another planet.
A recent study reinforces the idea that anthropogenic climate change generates more intense tropical cyclones (tropical storms, hurricanes, typhoons, etc.) that support stronger maximum sustained winds.
In one area of East Antarctica, the ice has remained stable and even grown slightly for almost a century, although scientists are seeing early signs of weakening.
The planet Gliese 12 b is located 40 light years away from our planet, and within a habitable zone with respect to its star Gliese 12. They define it as "the closest world, in transit, temperate and the size of the Earth up to the date".
Discover in this article Gowwiz, the revolutionary application based on chronobiology to combat the effects of jet lag and transform your travels.
The phenomenon affects the region over Brazil and the South Atlantic, with a significantly weaker Earth's magnetic field compared to other parts of the planet. What implications does it have?