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As rivers dry up and rainfall declines, water stored underground is more important than ever in the climate-change-impacted Middle East. But managing groundwater is complex. Nobody even really knows how much there is.

Contrary to popular belief, its intensity fluctuates across the Earth, influenced by our planet's inner structure, topography, and tectonic activities.

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While some parts of the world suffer extreme heat and persistent drought, others are being flooded.

Gravity is not uniform across the planet, data shows

In the middle of the US. crops are stressed by the drought. rivers are running low, and cities and towns are anxiously hoping for relief.

Tiny changes on Earth’s surface may precede big disruptions like the 2019 Ridgecrest earthquake that left this rupture in the Mojave Desert in California.

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Weight gain is a common complaint of holidaymakers. Now you can blame the planet.

The lowest gravity on the planet is found at the southern tip of Sri Lanka, according to Nasa. Scientists have recently discovered the reason why travellers to Sri Lanka are lighter, whereas you’ll gain weight in Turkey. It’s not the baklava. Since the 1960s Nasa has known that gravity does not af