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(NAPSI)—Warming ocean waters have caused a drop in the brightness of the Earth, according to recent research. Scientists used decades of measurements of earthshine—the light reflected from Earth that illuminates

(NAPSI)—Warming ocean waters have caused a drop in the brightness of the Earth, according to recent research. Scientists used decades of measurements of earthshine—the light reflected from Earth that illuminates

A study found that the Earth lost 0.5W per m2 of shine over the past 20 years. This could have consequences for the climate.

The planet is less bright due to a decrease in the amount of cloud cover on the planet.

Earth as seen from space, This view shows Hurricane Florence over the east coast of the US in 2018. NASA A study found that the Earth has lost some of

The Earth has been dimming at a noticeable pace for years, which is likely due to warming seas and climate change, researchers say.

Earth is losing some of its glow, a study published in Geophysical Research Letters last week shows. It appears climate change and a natural climate

A study found that the Earth lost 0.5W per m2 of shine over the past 20 years. This could have consequences for the climate.

Warming ocean waters have caused a drop in the earth's brightness, according to a new study which used decades of measurements of earthshine.

Our planet isn’t as reflecting as it used to be two decades ago.