A freak storm in Malaysia might be a foretaste of more extreme weather to come because of climate change, experts warn.

El Niño weakens the monsoon, increasing drought and heat risks, while La Niña strengthens it, raising flood potential. Prepare with drought-resistant crops for El Niño and flood defenses for La Niña.

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The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) announced on September 18 the official end of its Akatsuki mission, Japan's first Venus orbiter, after more than 15 years of operation ...

An exceptional paleontological discovery sheds light on the tragic fate of two baby pterosaurs, victims of a devastating tropical storm 150 million years ago. These remarkably preserved fossils ...

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