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Degradable Living Plastic

Degradable Living Plastic

Chinese researchers have created a "living" plastic capable of breaking itself down when the engineered bacteria contained within are activated.

Heatwaves and Accelerated Aging

Heatwaves and Accelerated Aging

Research from the USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology suggests that prolonged exposure to high heat index conditions could accelerate biological aging in older adults.

Satellite View of a Tsunami

Satellite View of a Tsunami

Researchers have used NASA's Surface Water Ocean Topography (SWOT) satellite to get an unprecedented high-resolution, wide-area view of a major tsunami generated by a subduction zone earthquake.

A History of American Weather Observation

A History of American Weather Observation

The history of weather observation in the United States is older than the country itself, and includes early championing by the Founding Fathers.

New satellite in place will offer continuous data

New satellite in place will offer continuous data

A new satellite in place is revolutionizing the collection of space weather data.

A Reusable, Lower Energy Method for Carbon Capture

A Reusable, Lower Energy Method for Carbon Capture

Researchers at ETH Zurich have made CO2 absorbing beads using the waste from dairy and tofu production.

Missing Water in the Colorado River

Missing Water in the Colorado River

A recent University of Washington study highlights the importance of analyzing not just winter snowpack, but also spring rainfall, soil moisture, and temperature trends to more accurately forecast river flow in the Colorado River.

Jupiter's Supercharged Lightning

Jupiter's Supercharged Lightning

Using microwave radiometer data from the Juno spacecraft, researchers have observed lightning on Jupiter that is 100 times more powerful than lightning on Earth.

Historical Solar Storms Written in Tree Rings

Historical Solar Storms Written in Tree Rings

A Japanese research team has identified an unusually powerful solar proton event using a combination of historical literature and ulta-precise carbon-14 measurements of ancient tree rings.

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