On Titan, clouds of methane unleash a cold, oily rain—very different from the water-based downpours we see on Earth. For the ...

Sporadic E layers lit up during a solar storm, moving from poles to equator—surprising researchers and revealing potential ...

An atmospheric capping inversion, or cap for short, is a term we often hear about during severe weather season. The presence ...

Forty years ago this month, scientists reported that human activities had punctured Earth’s protective ozone layer. What ...

This photographer beat sub-zero temperatures and perspective challenges while capturing Finland's landscapes with a superior ...

Void War, the first game of independent studio Tundra, will be released later in May. The space strategy is getting a lot of ...

Planes or balloons would release billions of sulphur dioxide molecules into the atmosphere. This would lead to the formation of aerosols and create a kind of thin reflective layer around the Earth.

That’s changing the atmosphere in ways that threaten the Earth’s protective ozone layer. Observed from Earth, these reentries look like shooting stars, blazing across the sky. However amazing ...

How are these large spheres of ice formed in the sky? If an atmospheric layer aloft is below freezing, raindrops that get lifted to that layer in an updraft start to freeze, and that creates a ...