For decades, the exploration of our solar system left one neighboring planet largely unexplored. These missions to Venus mean things are about to change.
The sun's atmosphere, or corona - the wispy part we see during solar eclipses - is hundreds of times hotter than the sun's visible surface, or photosphere. Why?
The complex interplay among many factors - African monsoons, ocean temperatures, wind shear, El Niño and La Niña – that go into predicting hurricane season.
Climatologists at NOAA have released updated climate "normals." They explain what "normal" means, how our U.S. climate normals have changed, and how to best make sense of them.
Members of the EarthSky community - including scientists, as well as science and nature writers from across the globe - weigh in on what's important to them.
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