Climate Science
Uncover the shocking truths and hidden controversies behind the world of climate science that could change everything you thought you knew about our planet's future.
The Whirlwind of Cyclone Olaf: A Meteorological Marvel
Martin Sparks
Cyclone Olaf, a Category 5 storm in 2005, demonstrated the power of nature and the importance of meteorological research for improving cyclone prediction and preparedness.
The Meteorological Maestro: Luis Miranda Rivera
Martin Sparks
Luis Miranda Rivera is a leading meteorologist from Puerto Rico known for his accurate weather forecasts and commitment to climate education.
Unleashing the Tropic Fury: The Science Behind Tropical Storms
Martin Sparks
Learn about the formation, characteristics, and impacts of tropical storms, including the science behind their development and the role of atmospheric conditions.
Geostationary Extended Observations: A New Era in Weather Monitoring
KC Fairlight
The GeoXO program by NOAA is set to revolutionize weather monitoring with advanced geostationary satellites, enhancing weather prediction and climate monitoring for improved public safety and economic stability.
The Tropopause: Earth's Atmospheric Boundary
Martin Sparks
The tropopause is a crucial atmospheric layer that separates the troposphere from the stratosphere, influencing weather patterns, climate dynamics, and aviation safety.
The Stormy Career of Christopher Landsea
KC Fairlight
Christopher Landsea's career in meteorology highlights the complex interplay between scientific integrity and political influence in climate science.
The Enigmatic Tale of Lake Lisan
KC Fairlight
Uncover the history and significance of Lake Lisan, a prehistoric lake that shaped the Middle East's climate and ancient civilizations, offering insights into past and present environmental challenges.
The Enigmatic Dipteronia Brownii: A Glimpse into the Past
KC Fairlight
Dipteronia brownii, a fossil plant from the Eocene epoch, offers crucial insights into ancient ecosystems and the evolutionary history of plants, highlighting the importance of paleobotany in understanding past and future environmental changes.
Exploring the Wonders of Arrheniusfjellet: A Geological Marvel in Svalbard
Martin Sparks
Arrheniusfjellet in Svalbard is a geological marvel offering insights into Earth's history and climate change, named after scientist Svante Arrhenius.
Pierre Gachon: The Unsung Hero of Climate Science
Vince Vanguard
Learn about Pierre Gachon, a pioneering meteorologist whose groundbreaking research laid the foundation for modern climate science and weather prediction models.
The Mammothite Mystery: A New Era of Discovery
KC Fairlight
The discovery of Mammothite in Siberia could provide groundbreaking insights into Earth's ancient climate and geological history.
Unraveling the Mysteries of Topographic Rossby Waves
Martin Sparks
Topographic Rossby Waves are large-scale oceanic phenomena influenced by Earth's rotation and ocean floor topography, crucial for understanding ocean circulation and climate patterns.
Kim Cobb: Climate Scientist on a Mission to Understand Our Changing World
Martin Sparks
Kim Cobb, a leading climate scientist and professor at Brown University, uses coral samples to study past climate patterns and inform future climate change strategies.
Johannes Iversen: The Unsung Hero of Climate Science
Vince Vanguard
Johannes Iversen's pioneering research in pollen analysis and paleoclimatology challenges modern climate narratives by highlighting natural climate variability over millennia.
The Fascinating World of Latanites: A Glimpse into Ancient Plant Life
Martin Sparks
Uncover the history and significance of Latanites, an extinct genus of palm trees, to gain insights into ancient ecosystems and climate change.
The Ancient Snail: Succinea Antiqua
Martin Sparks
Succinea antiqua, an ancient land snail from the Eocene epoch, provides valuable insights into gastropod evolution and past climate conditions.
The Magic of the Campbell-Stokes Recorder: A Sun-Powered Timekeeper
KC Fairlight
The Campbell-Stokes recorder is a historical yet effective instrument for measuring sunshine duration, offering insights into climate and weather patterns.
The Agulhas Current: A Mighty Oceanic River
Martin Sparks
The Agulhas Current, a powerful oceanic river along Africa's east coast, significantly influences global climate and marine ecosystems.
The Meteorological Maverick: George James Symons
KC Fairlight
Learn about George James Symons, the 19th-century meteorologist who revolutionized weather data collection and laid the foundation for modern meteorology.
Ian Allison: Illuminating the Mysteries of Ice and Climate
Martin Sparks
Glaciologist Ian Allison has made groundbreaking strides in understanding Antarctica's key role in climate regulation. His lifelong dedication to studying polar ice illuminates the path toward sustainable environmental policies.
LEX: The Little Rocket with Big Ambitions
KC Fairlight
LEX, a small yet powerful sounding rocket, provides crucial atmospheric data to enhance climate change understanding and space weather research.
Barry Brook: The Scientist Bridging Climate Science and Nuclear Energy
KC Fairlight
Barry Brook advocates for nuclear energy as a crucial component in combating climate change and transitioning to sustainable energy solutions.
Friederike Otto: The Scientist on a Mission to Demystify Climate Change
Martin Sparks
Meet Dr. Friederike Otto, the climate scientist revolutionizing our understanding of extreme weather and climate change through her pioneering work in attribution science. Her dedication and interdisciplinary approach bring the complex narrative of atmospheric conditions into everyday understanding.
Why Friederike Otto Isn't the Hero Many Make Her Out to Be
Vince Vanguard
Friederike Otto is a provocative figure in climate science, stirring debate with her interpretations and conclusions. Her approach exemplifies a bubble of 21st-century environmentalism that could burst against reality.