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This handout illustration image released by The European Space Agency, shows an artist's impression of The Solar Orbiter in Space

Solar Orbiter Hit By Coronal Mass Ejection: 'Trying To Get The Orbiter's Attention'

Fortunately, the Solar Orbiter was built to endure such solar outbursts.

Germany Puts Two Nuclear Plants On Standby In Energy U-turn

The energy market has been upended by Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Germany puts two nuclear plants on standby in energy U-turn

Incoming UK Prime Minister Truss Faces A Country In Crisis

Striking workers, from binmen to lawyers, are demanding pay rises in line with inflation

Incoming UK prime minister Truss faces a country in crisis

Study Finds Animals That Will Be On 'Noah's Ark' Against Climate Change

"Our analysis helps predict how different animal species might respond to future climate change based on their general characteristics – even if we have limited data on their populations," Jones said

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The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) scale defines famine as 'an extreme deprivation of food'Famine is the fifth and highest phase of the scale, with the IPC defining it as "an extreme deprivation of food".

Dying Of Hunger: What Is A Famine?

Dying of hunger: What is a famine?

Famine 'At The Door' In Somalia: UN Humanitarian Chief

Famine 'at the door' in Somalia: UN humanitarian chief

Eva Sit of Hong Kong Dog Rescue (HKDR) plays with dogs at one of their shelters in Hong Kong

A Ruff Deal: Hong Kong Exodus Sparks Surge In Abandoned Pets

A ruff deal: Hong Kong exodus sparks surge in abandoned pets

Governor Ron DeSantis, seen speaking in Hialeah, Florida, on August 23, 2022, does not want state pension funds to base investments on environmental and social concerns

'Social' Investment Strategies Under Fire In Republican-led US States

'Social' investment strategies under fire in Republican-led US states

Profiles of Brazil's president Jair Bolsonaro and former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, main candidates for Brazil's upcoming election

Bolsonaro's Brazil: Four 'Dystopian' Years

Bolsonaro's Brazil: four 'dystopian' years

World Sexual Health Day: Significance, Ways To Observe The Occasion

Sexual health requires a positive and respectful approach to sexuality and sexual relationships: WHO

Critics caution that carbon capture and storage could prolong fossil fuel extraction

Norway's Future CO2 Cemetery Takes Shape

Norway's future CO2 cemetery takes shape

US actress Jane Fonda, seen during a climate rally in Washington, DC in 2020, said her illness would not get in the way of her activism

Actress Jane Fonda Says She Has Cancer

Actress Jane Fonda says she has cancer

Climate change activists targeted the UK parliament, calling for the public to have more say over environmental policy

Climate Activists Target UK Parliament

Climate activists target UK parliament

Indonesian energy minister Arifin Tasrif said officials failed to reach a consensus on a joint communique

G20 Talks End With Pledge To Accelerate Energy Transition

G20 talks end with pledge to accelerate energy transition

Sunspot Develops Delta Magnetic Field, Might Trigger Powerful Solar Flares

According to NOAA, the chances of the sunspot releasing an X-class flare is around 5%.

Locals feel they are living under a "sword of Damocles", unsure whether to spend money on their homes or even on a holiday

Gone In 30 Years? The Welsh Village In Crosshairs Of Climate Change

Gone in 30 years? The Welsh village in crosshairs of climate change

Map of Britain showing the temperature anomalies from June to August 2022, according to the UK Met Office.

England's Drought-hit Summer 2022 Joint Hottest On Record

England's drought-hit summer 2022 joint hottest on record

For bottlenose dolphins, it's the taste of urine and signature whistles that allow them to recognize their friends at a distance, according to a study published in Science Advances

Dolphins Exhibit 'Frat Boy' Culture To Attract Females, Study Finds

Mating dolphins don't display pair bonds and the males don't help raise their calves.

How Dead Bodies Decompose Inside Suitcases? This Research May Have Answers For Forensic Scientists

A team of researchers is conducting the largest-ever study of simulating dead bodies in suitcases.

Paleontologist Rodrigo Temp Muller examines a dinosaur fossil at a research center in Sao Joao do Polesine, Brazil -- the town is a treasure trove of fossils, and the site of the discovery of the first Gnathovorax skeleton

300 Million-Year-Old Feces Reveal Diet Patten Of Unknown Extinct Animal

The organic molecules found in the feces reveal a wealth of knowledge about the diet of the animal and pre-historic ecosystems.

People With This Blood Type May Have Higher Risk Of Early Stroke: Study

This doesn't mean that people with this blood type should worry, according to the researchers.

This image from the James Webb Space Telescope shows âmountainsâ and âvalleysâ speckled with glittering stars which is actually the edge of a nearby, young, star-forming region called NGC 3324 in the Carina Nebula

NASA Translates Stunning James Webb Photos To Enchanting Music [Listen]

Carina Nebula sounds are enchanting, but the Southern Ring Nebula sounds pretty eerie.

Horse-drawn carriages have been operating in Central Park since the late 19th century

End Of The Road For New York's Horse-drawn Carriages?

End of the road for New York's horse-drawn carriages?

New Frog Species With Blue Armpits Discovered: 'Almost Impossible To Find'

The discovery shows the importance of involving the local community in protecting species as well as describing new ones.

California is no stranger to hot, sunny weather, but a huge heat dome is testing its citizens

Californians Told Not To Charge EVs As Grid Struggles In Heat Wave

Californians told not to charge EVs as grid struggles in heat wave

The wreckage of a home in General Luna town, Siargao island, in the Philippines in December 2021 following Typhoon Rai, one of a series of deadly storms over the year amid mounting concern on climate change

Greenhouse Gas, Sea Levels At Record In 2021: US Agency

Greenhouse gas, sea levels at record in 2021: US agency

Some of the world's top economies and emerging nations are being increasingly hit by record heat, flash floods and droughts

G20 Climate Talks In Indonesia End Without Joint Communique

G20 climate talks in Indonesia end without joint communique

Doomed To Melt: Zombie Ice Will Raise Sea Level Twice As Much As Previous Estimate

"Without replenishment, the doomed ice is melting from climate change and will inevitably raise seas," the lead author of the study said.

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Scientists Discover Oldest Fossil Radio Galaxy Hidden In Cluster

Studying the lobes opens opportunities to understand the medium and the recurring activity of the supermassive black holes that create it.

Nile River Discovery Sheds Light On How Pyramids Were Built

That important part of the Nile is now defunct.

Most of the rescued felines are believed to have been household pets

Chinese Police Rescue 150 Cats Headed For Dinner Tables

Chinese police rescue 150 cats headed for dinner tables

Glitch Mode Over: NASA Finally Figures Out What's Wrong With Voyager 1

They were able to fix it with a simple command.

Russia was the only Baltic Sea nation not in attendance at the offshore wind energy meeting in Denmark

Baltic Nations To Boost Offshore Wind Energy Seven-fold By 2030

Baltic nations to boost offshore wind energy seven-fold by 2030

Wood is known to be the least carbon-intensive building material

Want To Save Carbon And Land? Study Suggests Wooden Cities

Want to save carbon and land? Study suggests wooden cities

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