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Researchers have discovered a colossal, hidden column of heat surging upward from the Earth’s core beneath eastern Oman — a phenomenon they’ve dubbed a “ghost plume.”

A new study has revealed that human-caused climate change may have been detectable as early as 1885, decades earlier than believed. Scientists found a clear warming signal in the upper atmosphere, even before cars existed.

Using space lasers and AI, scientists can now measure forest carbon with greater speed and precision—transforming global climate monitoring and forest management.

This post explores whether drinking water from a copper or glass bottle is better for your health.

NASA’s Psyche mission, launched in 2023, aims to study a rare metal-rich asteroid believed to be a planetary core. Though valued at $100,000 quadrillion, mining Psyche remains a distant and unrealistic goal for now.

The ocean supports life on Earth by regulating climate, feeding billions, and sustaining economies. But climate change is damaging it rapidly, endangering Small Island Nations and global stability. Protecting the ocean is now urgent.

A Super-Earth named Kepler-725c has been discovered in the habitable zone of a Sun-like star, 2,400 light-years away. Scientists say it may have water, a rocky surface, and even conditions suitable for life.

New NASA experiments reveal that Mars formed its core much faster than Earth, thanks to molten iron and nickel sulfides seeping through solid rock. This discovery reshapes our understanding of planetary evolution in the early solar system.

Greenland is losing ice faster than expected, changing its coastline and affecting global sea levels and climate patterns. Ongoing research aims to understand how ecosystems respond to rapid warming and what it means for our future.

Scientists have detected a mysterious seismic pulse every 26 seconds, first noticed in the 1960s and later traced to the Gulf of Guinea. Its exact cause remains unknown, though ocean waves and volcanoes are suspected.