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Hidden climate fuel: Rising water vapor is supercharging storms and floods
Across the planet, storms are dumping more water in less time, turning streets into rivers and riverbanks into disaster zones. The hidden accelerant is not just carbon dioxide, but the surge of water ...
A northern summer dust storm on Mars boosted high-altitude water escape, suggesting short-lived events may play a bigger role ...
Water vapor (H2Ov) is an essential component of Earth's atmosphere, playing critical roles in climate regulation, weather ...
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The most common stars in the universe are red dwarf stars, which means that rocky exoplanets are most likely to be found orbiting such a star. Red dwarf stars are cool, so a planet has to hug it in a ...
Astronomers have found water vapor around a young star within the constellation Taurus, 450 light-years away from Earth. “I had never imagined that we could capture an image of oceans of water vapor ...
Holman Jenkins, Jr.’s “How Climate Policy Went Wrong” (Business World, Jan. 27) could leave the impression that scientists have come up with some novel positive feedbacks to explain the role of carbon ...
Enceladus, a frozen moon orbiting Saturn, has caught the interest of scientists because of the plumes of water vapor that erupt from its icy crust, which are possible evidence for a subsurface ocean.
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Water vapor leak closes traffic in the town of Erwin
UPDATE (12:00 p.m.): The Corning Diesel Plant has provided a statement regarding the incident at its plant on Wednesday ...
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has detected water vapor in a “planet-forming” area of a distant star, the agency announced Monday, in a major discovery that marks the first time astronomers have ...
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