How climbers on Mount Everest may help us find life on other planets
“If somebody even blew their nose or coughed, that's the kind of thing that might show up."
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“If somebody even blew their nose or coughed, that's the kind of thing that might show up."
“If somebody even blew their nose or coughed, that's the kind of thing that might show up."
App State faculty conducted weather station maintenance on Mount Everest as part of an expedition supported by the National Geographic Society and Rolex.
While some companies sell filtered and treated iceberg water, some might think that consuming raw melted glaciers is just the same. Read here for 7 reasons why the latter is dangerous.
Coming off a record year for snowpack in the Upper Colorado River Basin, scientists are starting to look ahead to what might happen next winter.