ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

NASA Captured The Effects Of Tropical Cyclone Enawo Causing Landfall In Madagascar

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 03.08.2017 10:09 AM

Tropical cyclone thunderstorm named Enawo hit at Madagascar on March 7. NASA-NOAA’s Suomi NPP satellite captured the image of Enawo and it was almost 290 kilometers per hour. According to the Saffir-Simpson Wind Scale, the storm was equivalent to the Category-4 Hurricane.

Two Male Skeletons Unearthed With Fingers Interwoven In London Elizabeth Crossrail

03.08.2017 04:07 AM

Archaeologists have unearthed the skeletons of two men who were buried apparently holding hands in the tunnels of London's new Crossrail

Galilee Sea In Israel Is At Its Lowest Point In A Decade

03.08.2017 03:42 AM

Water authority in Israel has reported that the Galilee Sea is at its lowest point for over 100 years.

Scientists Might Have Found The Oldest Fossils In Canada

03.08.2017 02:44 AM

Scientists may have found the oldest fossil on Earth in Canada. Scientists have found some small tubes and filaments in a Canadian rock. These things might be the oldest known fossil on Earth, according to them.

For The First Time Ever, True’s Beaked Whales Caught On Camera

03.08.2017 00:18 AM

A group of students on a field trip has captured on camera one of the rarest animals on Earth. They have seen True’s Beaked Whales.

Vince The White Rhino Mercilessly Slaughtered By Poachers Inside His Cage At A French Zoo

03.07.2017 23:44 PM

A white rhino named Vince has been killed inside his cage in a zoo in France by poachers. Some unidentified poachers have broken in the Thoiry Zoological Park in France overnight and killed a white rhino named Vince.

Super Floods Cannot Be Underestimated, May Wash Over West's Aging Dams: Scientists Warn

03.07.2017 12:00 PM

Many Western dams were built in the mid-20th century. These dams aren't built to resist every calamity and it can be damaged by super floods.

NASA Captured Stunning Realtime Footages Of Lightning Strikes With NOAA GOES-16 Satellite

03.07.2017 11:57 AM

The Geostationary Lightning Mapper (GLM) captures breathtaking images to lightning strikes from miles above Western Hemisphere. GLM transmitted the weather data to NOAA’s GOES-16 satellite.

The Last Days of The Woolly Mammoth: Genetic Meltdown Influenced Their Demise

03.07.2017 11:34 AM

A new study reveals that the last days of the woolly mammoth were wracked with genomic mutations. It has been found that woolly mammoths had suffered a genetic meltdown during their final days on Earth.

Protection Of Birds Included In New Measures In Solving The Issue In The Montana Pit

03.07.2017 11:07 AM

During the last fall, several cases of bird mortality were reported which was caused by the contaminated open-pit mine located in Montana. With the recent developments to act on the issue, new measures were approved on Friday.

Mysterious Bronze Aged Dolmen Discovered In The Galilee Hill In Jerusalem

03.07.2017 01:12 AM

Israeli archeologists have unearthed a rare and mysterious Bronze Age dolmen in the Galilee hills, the Israel Antiquities Authority said.This is the first art ever documented in a dolmen in the Middle East, was recently discovered next to Kibbutz Shamir in the Upper Galilee.

The Trump Administration Proposes Steep Budget Cut For NOAA, By 17 Percent

03.06.2017 08:58 AM

United States's largest climate science agency is suffering a budget deficiency. The Trump administration has recently announced that they will cut down the budget for National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) by 17 percent.

Dinosaurs Evolved Into Bipedals Animals Because Of Strong Tails And Speed

03.06.2017 01:56 AM

Scientists have found out why dinosaurs learned to walk using two feet instead of four like their ancestors. The need for speed to catch their prey help dinosaurs into evolving to using just two feet.

No Road Is Too Rough Or Place Too Far As Kenyan Man Delivers Water To Thirsty Wildlife

03.06.2017 00:19 AM

One Kenyan man has been giving truckloads of water to thirsty animals in a sanctuary. Mwala, the 41-year-old Kenyan man, has been delivering water to thirsty wild animals like elephants, zebra and buffalo.

Climate Change: Past Disasters Can Predict Future Change

03.06.2017 00:03 AM

Climate Change can be predicted by past disasters. It can also change the future if people want to. As many people know, climate change is happening at a very fast rate.

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