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An estimated 8% of the world’s population lives within areas that could be impacted by volcanic hazards. But during a volcanic crisis, simple misinformation can hamper responses, says a group of volcano experts who have seen the problem...
Black holes grow by sucking in everything around them. But if there’s nothing to suck, they shrink until they explode.
Marine life faces challenges including overfishing, pollution and global warming. But new research indicates that if the worst were to happen, our oceans might still bounce back. Ocean changes may threaten marine life, but there might be...
A variety of super-hot liquid salts are being investigated for their ability to store surplus renewable energy. These salts could smooth our transition to greener generation. For decades, researchers have been developing systems that...
