Where did the low clouds go? Their decline contributed to record 2023 temperatures
Recent research indicates that a decline in low-altitude clouds may be accelerating global warming. Scientists from the ...
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Scientists Find Another Reason Why 2023 Was So Hot: a Decline in Low-Lying Clouds
According to new research, Earth might have reflected less solar radiation last year than in any other year since 1940, a ...
Millions of ‘cloud trees’ are being planted in the Andes
Constantino Aucca Chutas is leading a group of conservationists on mission to restore forests of the world’s highest-altitude ...
Fewer low-altitude clouds may explain 'missing' 0.2C of warming from Earth's hottest year: study
Last year eclipsed predicted temperatures. Now a new study suggests the extra warming occurred when the Earth became less ...
Researchers Decode the Mystery of Blue Lightning Flashes
Researchers from USTC have uncovered how convection intensity drives corona discharges at thunderstorm cloud tops. A research ...
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Decline of Reflective Low Clouds May Have Contributed to Recent Record Heat
A new study links decreasing cloud cover over the ocean to last year’s spiking heat, adding to research showing Earth’s loss ...
NASA Astronaut Captures Stunning Photo of Galactic Pair From ISS
Don Pettit packed a home-made tracker to space, allowing him to bless our timelines with long-exposure images.
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Vanishing clouds may explain Earth’s warming trend
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The sun’s warming rays met less resistance in 2023, as Earth experienced a record low in cloud cover.