Are reticent climate researchers 'failing humanity'?
AGU 2015 opens with some tough discussions
Our favourite pictures of 2015
From bursting balloons and fossils under a laser to visions of Pluto and gravitationally lensed supernovae
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Dripping with science
Alok Jha's tales of the enigmatic water molecule and all its many applications intrigue Helen Maynard-Casely
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Satellite sensor unexpectedly detects waves in upper atmosphere
Observations reveal secrets of atmospheric circulation and gravitational disturbances
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Web life: EGU Network blogs
A collection of geology, geophysics and earth science blogs written by (mostly) European geoscientists
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Tiny particles dance around each other in near-zero gravity
$20,000 camera is dropped 3 m to understand how planets are formed
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New sunspot analysis shows rising global temperatures not linked to solar activity
Complete 400-year sunspot history recalibrated for the first time
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Leading UK scientific organizations urge governments to tackle climate change head on
New statement says that governments must act now to avert serious climate risks
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New study could help predict floods caused by atmospheric rivers
'Amazon rivers in the sky' could be driven by coherent structures in the wind
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Clap your eyes on the first ‘images’ of thunder
Acoustically imaged profile of triggered lightning captured using microphone array
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