Scientists have discovered giant mud waves buried deep below the Atlantic Ocean around 250 miles off the coast of Guinea-Bissau, a country in west Africa. Made of mud and sand, these massive ...

Already at this time, there are unusual things happening in the Atlantic Ocean ... remain favorable for storm development, unlike El Niño, which features stronger winds over the Atlantic that ...

The Atlantic Ocean was formed by the dramatic break-up of the supercontinent Pangea, splintering our planet into drifting landmasses that would become the continents we know today. Now ...

As the climate warms, hurricanes are becoming more intense, and sea levels are rising. Both of these effects are likely to ...

While the Atlantic ... depression or storm are low. The gyre is a sprawling area of low pressure that feeds off moisture streaming in from the Pacific Ocean and forms near or over Central America.

The importance of ENSO during hurricane season is seen through many ways, one being how it impacts the trade winds over the Atlantic Ocean. In La Niña, the trade winds over the Atlantic weaken ...

That means only the 2022 and 2024 hurricane seasons haven't spawned a preseason storm over the past decade. Early outlooks for the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season suggest another above-average ...

Like in years past, warm water (which acts as fuel for tropical storms) will be a major factor for storm development ... dampens wind shear in the Atlantic Ocean and was cited as a concern ...

During the two most recent Starship launches, the vehicle's upper stage exploded over the Atlantic Ocean, showering chunks of debris across a wide stretch and creating a artificial meteor shower ...