Kilauea Erupts Again: 30m Lava Fountains Light Up Hawaii
Kilauea erupted for the 31st time since December, sending 30m-high lava fountains skyward. Contained within the summit crater, it drew park visitors and livestream viewers worldwide.
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New Tech Separates Signals for High-Precision Soil Moisture Data
Researchers on the Chinese mainland are using blind source separation to boost soil moisture estimation accuracy, promising smarter agriculture, water management and climate insights.
Sun’s Radiation Penetrates Deep Earth, New Study Reveals
A new study reveals that solar radiation influences Earth’s deep interior, affecting mantle processes and the distribution of critical metal resources.
Melting Ice Caps Slow Earth’s Spin, Extending Day Lengths at Unprecedented Rate
A new study reveals that melting polar ice caps are slowing Earth’s rotation, making days longer at an unprecedented rate. The findings have significant implications for space navigation and highlight the urgent impact of climate change.
Autumn Reveals Tibet’s Hidden Sandscape: A Photographer’s Dream
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