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Delhi rain artificial or natural and why are social media posts linking it to Microsoft's Bill Gates? Here's what we knowArtificial rain in Delhi: Multiple claims are going viral on social media that the rain in Delhi is artificial and Microsoft co-founder Bil...- How wooden satellites offer clean fix for space pollution and ozone layer depletion amid 2000 annual launches till 2031?Following the re-entry of a 600kg NASA satellite in March 2026, scientific focus has shifted toward the environmental hazards of "space jun...
- Space Junk Was Supposed to Burn Away: Scientists Just Found Where It Really GoesSatellites no longer simply burn up upon reentry. Recent research reveals they disintegrate into microscopic metal particles. These particl...
- How a Volcano Can Cool the Entire PlanetExplosive volcanic eruptions can surprisingly cool the planet by injecting sulfur dioxide into the stratosphere. This gas forms reflective ...
- Dimming the Sun is a terrifying new industryExperts worry about potential side effects and the possibility of 'rogue actors' deploying these technologies. Governments are urged to est...
- Alien whispers from below? Mysterious Antarctic radio waves leave scientists scrambling for answersA mysterious discovery under Antarctica’s ice is shaking up physics. Researchers using ANITA detected unexplained radio waves rising from d...
- Space tourism: Rockets emit 100 times more COâ‚‚ per passenger than flights - imagine a whole industryThese gases and particles have many negative effects on the atmosphere. In the stratosphere, nitrogen oxides and chemicals formed from the ...
- 2019 ozone hole is the smallest on record: NASAThe annual ozone hole reached its peak extent of 16.4 million square kilometers on September 8, and then shrank to less than 10 million squ...
- Wonder where viruses come from? They fall on us from the skyAn astonishing number of viruses are falling from the Earth's atmosphere and are circulating around.
- Isro-Nasa joint team confirms presence of aerosol over AsiaAccording to the joint team, one additional campaign during winter months for obtaining the background conditions is planned.
- NASA delays balloon launch due to poor weatherWashington, April 10 (IANS) NASA has postponed the third launch attempt of its super pressure balloon (SPB) from Wanaka, New Zealand, on Mo...
- Storm of fire, ice led to 'snowball Earth' 700 million years agoUnderstanding how these dramatic changes occur may help better understand how extinctions occurred and how climates change on other planets.
- North India may be impacting global climateNASA has detected a layer of tiny aerosol particles in the upper troposphere, just below the ozone layer -that forms over Asia during the s...
- How to slow climate change with a fake volcanoThe idea is to mimic Pinatubo by using a fleet of modified business jets to inject fine droplets of sulfuric acid into the stratosphere, wh...
- Volcanic eruptions slow down global warming: StudyVolcanic eruptions may have slowed down global warming by injecting particulates into the atmosphere, according to a study.
- Climate engineering may save coral reefs: StudyGeoengineering of the climate may be the only way to save coral reefs from mass bleaching which can lead to their mortality
- Rare rainbow-coloured 'mother-of-pearl' clouds seen in NorwaySky watchers were in for a pleasant surprise when they spotted rare rainbow-coloured 'mother-of-pearl' clouds in the Norwegian skies.
- Comet dust discovered first time on Earth's surfaceUntil recently, the only way scientists could collect comet dust without going to space has been by flying research planes high in the stra...
- Volcanoes mask effects of global warming by 25%: StudySulphur dioxide emissions from moderate volcanoes around the world can mask some of the effects of global warming by 25%, a new study has f...
- Shading the earth could combat global warming: StudyTransporting materials into the stratosphere that can reduce the amount of sunlight hitting the earth could lower the effects of global cli...
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