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The next El Niño: when is it coming and how strong might this one be for Australia? - Vimarsana News

The next El Niño: when is it coming and how strong might this one be for Australia?

After three wet La Niña years, an El Niño now looks likely, which could cut rainfall, raise temperatures and create nightmarish bushfire conditions

Climate Scientists Uncover Physical Mechanisms that can Cause Uneven Indian Ocean Warming - Vimarsana News

Climate Scientists Uncover Physical Mechanisms that can Cause Uneven Indian Ocean Warming

A study published in Nature Communications by an international team of climate scientists uncovers the physical mechanisms that can cause uneven future warming in the Indian Ocean and corresponding shifts in monsoon precipitation.

Solar storm from giant 'hole' on Sun to hit Earth on Friday: UK scientist - Vimarsana News

Solar storm from giant 'hole' on Sun to hit Earth on Friday: UK scientist

London, March 30 (IANS) A giant "hole", that is 20 times larger than the Earth, has appeared on the surface of the Sun, and could hurl a solar storm to Earth by Friday, the media reported.

Solar storm from giant 'hole' on Sun to hit Earth Friday - Vimarsana News

Solar storm from giant 'hole' on Sun to hit Earth Friday

A giant "hole", that is 20 times larger than the Earth, has appeared on the surface of the Sun, and could hurl a solar storm to Earth by Friday.

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Where aliens could exist in our solar system - Vimarsana News

Where aliens could exist in our solar system

If extraterrestrial life does exist in our solar system, it could be hidden in Venus' clouds, beneath Mars' surface or in the vast underground oceans of one of Saturn's icy moons. experts told MailOnline.