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How the Antarctic Won the Glaciation Race

How the Antarctic Won the Glaciation Race

A recent study examines the role that the geologic uplift of Antarctica enabled its glaciers to form faster than those in the Arctic.

A New Eye on the Heavens

A New Eye on the Heavens

NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is set to transform astronomy by surveying enormous regions of the universe far faster than previous observatories.

Heat Stress on Honey Bees

Heat Stress on Honey Bees

Recent research zeros in on the temperature limits that honeybee colonies can thrive at before their populations start to decline due to heat stress.

A Beautiful Weekend Ahead

A Beautiful Weekend Ahead

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Drones Capture Data at Different Altitudes During Hurricane

Drones Capture Data at Different Altitudes During Hurricane

Drones were deployed in the first of its kind data gathering flight into Hurricane Lala.

Clues to Life's Origins in New Jersey Meteorite

Clues to Life's Origins in New Jersey Meteorite

A meteorite which crashed through the roof of a home in New Jersey in 2024 offers clues to the complex compounds these space rocks delivered to the early Earth.

Category 6 Tropical Cyclones

Category 6 Tropical Cyclones

As tropical cyclones far exceeding the threshold of Category 5 winds have been observed in recent decades, some researchers are calling for the need to add a new Category 6 to the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale.

Prescribed Burning to Save Giant Sequoias

Prescribed Burning to Save Giant Sequoias

A recent study headed by researchers at UC Davis has found that giant sequoias exposed to prescribed burns within the previous 10 years were nearly 4 times more likely to survive the wildfires of 2020 and 2021 in California.

High and Low Temperatures Factor into Heat Stress for Cattle

High and Low Temperatures Factor into Heat Stress for Cattle

Livestock producers must consider maximum and minimum temperatures for the day when watching for heat stress in cows.

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