Articles for author: Sumi

Intense storms, rain, and waves leave Great Lakes coastal properties exposed

Climate Driven Storms Accelerate Great Lakes Shore Loss, Leaving Communities Worried

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Storms Intensify, Vulnerabilities Exposed (Image Credits: Unsplash) Great Lakes region – Powerful storms packing heavy rain and surging waves have increasingly exposed coastal homes, beaches, and roads to severe erosion. Storms Intensify, Vulnerabilities Exposed Recent weather events have accelerated the wear on shorelines across the Great Lakes. High winds whip up massive waves that crash ...

Georgia Power Gas Expansion Would Drive Significant Climate-Damaging Pollution

Georgia Energy Plan Adds Nearly Ten Gigawatts for Tech Expansion, Raising Environmental Alarms

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Data Centers Ignite Record Power Hunger (Image Credits: Pixabay) Georgia – State regulators last month unanimously endorsed Georgia Power’s sweeping plan to bolster the power grid with nearly 10 gigawatts of new capacity, fueled primarily by the relentless rise of data centers.[1][2] Data Centers Ignite Record Power Hunger Electricity demands from sprawling data centers threaten ...

‘A Disaster Waiting to Happen’: How the Fracking Boom Put an Oil Field in the Guadalupe River Floodplain

Texas Fracking Boom Raises Environmental Concerns Along the Guadalupe River

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Submerged Tanks Spell Potential Catastrophe (Image Credits: Unsplash) Gonzales, Texas – Hundreds of massive oil storage tanks now occupy the flood-prone plains along the Guadalupe River and its tributaries, remnants of a fracking surge that ignored the region’s watery past. Submerged Tanks Spell Potential Catastrophe A detailed analysis revealed at least 22 tank batteries containing ...

Arctic cold continues grip on DC area

DC Area Remain Locked in Deep Freeze as Arctic Air Lingers

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Relentless Morning Cold Grips the Capital (Image Credits: Flickr) Washington D.C. area – A stubborn pocket of Arctic air prolonged bitter conditions across the region Sunday, pushing wind chills into the teens and below zero during the early hours. Relentless Morning Cold Grips the Capital Mostly cloudy skies combined with brisk northwest winds locked daytime ...

Scientists Discover Epic Volcanic Show on Jupiter’s Io, Could the Moon’s Core Be a Spongy Lava Factory?

New Study Finds Jupiter’s Moon Io May Hide a Giant Magma Ocean Underground

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Juno Witnesses Unprecedented Eruptions (Image Credits: Pixabay) NASA’s Juno spacecraft unveiled a breathtaking display of nature’s power on Jupiter’s moon Io late last year, capturing five volcanoes erupting in unison. Juno Witnesses Unprecedented Eruptions During a flyby in December 2024, the probe detected an enormous lava flow near Io’s south pole.[1][2] Planetary scientists initially focused ...

'The beacons were lit!' A system to detect and map merging black holes

Astronomers Use Gravitational Ripples to Find Black Hole Mergers

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Cosmic Candidates Emerge from Pulsar Data (Image Credits: Flickr) New Haven, Connecticut – Astrophysicists from Yale University and global partners developed a detection system that leverages gravitational waves to pinpoint supermassive black hole binaries scattered across the cosmos.[1][2] Cosmic Candidates Emerge from Pulsar Data Two promising black hole binary candidates surfaced in recent analysis, earning ...

NASA Study: Non-biologic Processes Don't Fully Explain Mars Organics

New NASA Study Deepens the Mystery of Martian Organic Molecules

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Record-Breaking Molecules Unearthed in Gale Crater (Image Credits: Unsplash) Greenbelt, Maryland – Scientists analyzing data from NASA’s Curiosity rover have concluded that known non-biological processes fail to account for the abundance of organic molecules preserved in an ancient Martian rock sample.[1][2] Record-Breaking Molecules Unearthed in Gale Crater The largest organic compounds detected on Mars surfaced ...

New discovery of ammonia on Europa hints at active geology

New Evidence Suggests Europa’s Hidden Ocean Is Churning

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Rediscovering Clues in 1997 Images (Image Credits: Upload.wikimedia.org) Researchers examining decades-old images from NASA’s Galileo spacecraft have identified ammonia compounds on the surface of Jupiter’s moon Europa, offering fresh clues to its dynamic interior. Rediscovering Clues in 1997 Images A startling revelation emerged from a 1997 photograph taken during Galileo’s 11th orbit around Jupiter. Red ...

Is the whole universe just a simulation? Possibly!

Physicist Argues Our Universe May Be a Simulation

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Ancient Doubts Meet Cutting-Edge Logic (Image Credits: Pixabay) The notion that our reality could be a sophisticated computer program challenges everything scientists know about the universe. Ancient Doubts Meet Cutting-Edge Logic Questions about the nature of existence date back thousands of years. Chinese philosopher Zhuangzi once pondered whether he was a man dreaming of being ...

8 Incredible Ways Ancient Civilizations Mastered Water Management

8 Incredible Ways Ancient Civilizations Mastered Water Management

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Imagine trying to grow food, build cities, and survive in a burning-hot desert or a flood-prone valley without taps, pumps, or electric tools. For most of human history, that was normal life, and yet many ancient societies didn’t just cope with water – they controlled it with stunning creativity. When you look closely, it almost ...