Recent news from the field of ocean science includes a new estimate of sea level rise, a preview of hurricane season, better views of corals and the Gulf of Mexico seafloor, and a look back at the 2015-16 El Nino and La Nina events.
The Miyar Glacier features a dramatic splash across its surface where a 2009 landslide sloshed rockfall debris across its surface.
Satellites have already revealed much about trees.
The grinding, colliding, shifting, and diving of plates causes earthquakes, fuels volcanoes, builds mountains, tears open oceans, and constantly remodels and resurfaces our home planet.
NASA’s Operation IceBridge 2017 Arctic campaign included flights out of the Norwegian archipelago.
A new study says tens of thousands of people die prematurely each year because diesel engines don’t really run as cleanly as they do in laboratory tests.
In 2012, Arctic sea ice extent was unusually low in September. New research suggests that may have contributed to a bad haze outbreak in China the next winter.
Scientists have made marked developments on the space-vegetable front this spring.
It wasn't the storm’s strength that was worth noting; it was its timing.
Twenty years ago this month, a hundred-year flood inundated cities along the Red River.
