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Lightning Kills Far More Trees Than You Might Think
A new study estimates that lightning kills about 320 million trees around the world every year.
Simulating an Ant Colony For 100 Days
In this video, a simulation of an amazing ant colony for 100 days.
Why are Cities Built on Top of Each Other?
Have you ever walked through a city and thought about what could be buried below?
Earth’s Βiggest Ιceberg
The Ocean and Land Colour Instrument on the Copernicus Sentinel-3 satellite took this image of the Earth’s biggest iceberg, A23a, on 5 April 2025.
Arctic Winter Sea Ice at Record Low
NASA and NSIDC scientists say the Arctic winter sea ice is at a record low.
Antarctic Ice Shelf exposes a stunning Seafloor Ecosystem
In January, a huge Antarctic ice shelf broke off, exposing a seafloor ecosystem never seen before.
Plastic that Fully Dissolve in the Sea
Scientists are working on new types of plastic that fully dissolve in the sea and can naturally degrade in seawater.
The “beauty shot” version of Perpetual Ocean 2
This is the "beauty shot" version of NASA's Perpetual Ocean 2: Western Boundary Currents.
Earth’s Ice Caps are Rare
Research shows that the cool conditions needed for Earth's ice caps are rare and require multiple complex factors working together.
Why Israelis Poured Billions of Tons of Unsalted Water Into a Desert?
Israelis poured billions of tons of unsalted water into a desert, and a few years later the result was unexpected.