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The total solar eclipse on April 8 will late for just a few minutes, but researchers say that its effect on the natural world will be profound.

The western Himalayan region logged an 80 per cent precipitation deficit in December, and January so far has been almost dry, with the India Meteorological Department attributing it to the lack of active western disturbances this winter season.

Utah conservationists are suing the state over its alleged failure to protect the Great Salt Lake that has been shrinking and is on the brink of ecological collapse.

AI-generated books about mushroom picking concern experts. Here's why. Amateur mushroom pickers often rely on books to get tips for their hobbies.

AI-generated books about mushroom picking concern experts. Here's why. Amateur mushroom pickers often rely on books to get tips for their hobbies.

Until recently, it was assumed that global warming would reduce the amount of surface area covered by clouds, thereby amplifying the warming. However, a team of researchers has now disproved that assumption.

Sony, in partnership with WS Audiology, released its first OTC hearing aids, namely CRE-C10 and CRE-E10.

No. 47 on The Jerusalem Post's Top 50 Most Influential Jews of 2022: Brazilian microbiologist Natalia Pasternak Taschner.


The remnants of a fortress were found by archaeologists under an ancient Cyprian burial mound when it was excavated.

Despite reportedly hitting a fan during a heated argument in Los Angeles, Kanye West will not face charges.