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'Heavy' history: ULA launches final Delta rocket after 64 years (video, photos)

The liftoff of the last-ever Delta rocket today (April 9) brought with it a change in the way the U.S. sends satellites, interplanetary probes and spacecraft into Earth orbit.

Space

Scientists confirm record highs for three most important heat-trapping gases

Global concentrations of carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide climbed to unseen levels in 2023, underlining climate crisis

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Three Indigenous American tribes to get funding to manage ocean and coasts

Communities in Washington, California and Maine will receive $755,000 under the Infrastructure Act to build climate resilience

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'Gambling with your life': Experts weigh in on dangers of the Wim Hof method

"What Wim Hof did is about the most dangerous thing you can do when you go into cold water."

LiveScience

"Extremely active" hurricane season seen for the Atlantic

A coming La Niña plus record warm ocean temperatures means a blockbuster hurricane season.

Axios

Will the 2024 total solar eclipse be visible from space?

ISS astronauts and satellites will have a bird's-eye view of the April 8 total solar eclipse, which will thrill skywatchers across North America.

Space

Maine's Snowmobile Registration Hit an 8-Year Low

Even after banner years for the industry, Maine's snowmobile registration has hit an 8-year low after lackluster snowfalls and the warmest winter on record.

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Spinning, whirling fish in south Florida prompt emergency response

Smalltooth sawfish are behaving oddly, eliciting a first-ever plan to rescue and rehabilitate the species from the wild

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Polar vortex is 'spinning backwards' above Arctic after major reversal event

Earlier this month, a sudden atmospheric warming event caused the Arctic's polar vortex to reverse its trajectory. The swirling ring of cold air is now spinning in the wrong direction, which has triggered a record-breaking "ozone spike" and could impact global weather patterns.

Space

365 days of satellite images show Earth's seasons changing from space (video)

Satellite images taken daily for one year shows a stunning glimpse of what the change of seasons looked like from space.

Space

12,000-Mile Storm Connected Surfers From All Around The Globe, Attracting Them To Ride It

While scientists were lost in their thoughts about the catastrophic consequences of global warming and El Niño, surfers from all around the world got excited to ride on the 12,000-mile storm's swell. The post 12,000-Mile Storm Connected Surfers From All Around The Globe, Attracting Them To Ride It first appeared…

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Strongest solar storm since 2017 hits Earth but leaves aurora chasers in the dark

Earth just experienced the strongest solar storm since September 2017. It opened a crack in our planet's magnetosphere but failed to spark impressive auroras. Why?

Space

80% Of Lightning Occurs Over The Land, But The Most Extreme Lightning Happens Over The Ocean

A new class of extreme compact storms that were previously under-appreciated showed that densest lightning occur over the ocean, not land. The post 80% Of Lightning Occurs Over The Land, But The Most Extreme Lightning Happens Over The Ocean first appeared on Bored Panda.

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NOAA Predicts Mild, Wet Spring With Low Flooding Risk

NOAA predicts a favorable spring with reduced flooding and drought risks. Stay informed and prepared.

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A warm, dry spring has U.S. forecasters worried about the upcoming wildfire season

States in the southern High Plains will be "quite vulnerable to high wildfire risk, especially during high wind events," said Jon Gottschalck of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Salon

Human activity is heating our oceans

Sea surface temperatures are rising with clear indications we're to blame

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Effects of geoengineering must be urgently investigated, experts say

Impact on ecosystems must be predicted before technology is used, US atmospheric science agency chief says

The Guardian - US

Tornadoes, shrinking ice and early syrup: how hottest winter hit the US

The country saw rain in many regions instead of snow, a midwest heat patch, and ice receding from lakes and ponds

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Sperm whale dies after being stranded on Florida beach

Police and wildlife officials were unable to rescue the animal because of high winds and surf in Gulf of Mexico waters

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SCOTUS Takes on Chevron Deference

New Jersey fishermen are challenging a 40-year-old precedent that gives executive agencies too much power.

AAP

New images show extent of Barrier Reef coral bleaching

New footage has been released showing widespread coral bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef, spanning 1100km from Lizard Island to the Keppel Islands.

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Nat-Gas Prices Under Pressure as Above-Normal Winter Temps Continue

April Nymex natural gas (NGJ24 ) on Friday closed -0.025 (-1.34%). Nat-gas prices on Friday settled moderately lower. The outlook for above-average U.S. winter temperatures to persist is weighing on nat-gas prices. On Friday, NOAA said warm spring weather for the central and eastern U.S. regions will last into the...

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Sun erupts with most powerful solar flare since 2017 amid explosive week (video)

The sun has blasted out its most powerful flare of the current solar cycle. The X6.3 solar flare peaked in the afternoon on Thursday (Feb. 22) and is the most powerful flare since 2017.

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AT&T suffers major outage following massive solar flares

Over 70,000 users faced cellular outages in the USA this morning. Some speculate that two powerful X-class solar flares caused this.

LiveScience

Are solar flares responsible for the AT&T service outage? Not likely, experts say.

Two X-class solar flares arrived at Earth last night and early this morning. The radiation bursts coincided with massive cellphone service outages across the U.S., but experts urge that the events may not be related.

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