“Journalism should reflect what science says: the climate emergency is here.” This is according to one of the oldest, continuously published magazines in the United States, Scientific A… ...

The history of space weather and even events with anthropogenic origin are also covered. Thus, the volume serves as both a comprehensive reference for researchers and a starting point for graduate ...

Though the U.S. weather satellite Tiros I still circles the earth every 99 minutes, it is electronically dead. Yet during its active life of 78 days, Tiros I transmitted 22,952 cloud-cover pictures ...

He had found that the dimensions of leather are affected by changes in relative humidity, that shoes swell, pinching tender feet, when wet weather approaches.

Time to crack the science books. Don’t look for comfort from Popular Science, whose climate change-focused issue heaps on enough weather-related worrying to give us the hot shivers.

Laura Helmuth is resigning as editor-in-chief of Scientific American magazine following an expletive-filled rant about Donald Trump voters.

My mother loves watching the weather news on television. When I was a kid, she insisted on total silence during the five minutes near the end of the evening broadcast when the meteorologist stood ...

Thus far, we have had the wal'mest and most pleasant winter weather within the memory of man. The fields are green, the cattle browse in the meadows, the frogs croak in the swamps, and the farmers ...

Humans have long depended on weather forecasts for survival. While observations of the sky can make for reliable predictions, experts say, those of animal activity can lead weather-watchers astray.

After 151 years, Popular Science will no longer offer a magazine Popular Science magazine shifted to an all-digital format a couple of years ago, and now even that’s gone.

How science will help us find our way to the future The most ambitious scientific mission may be to inspire humanity to act, says the author, a co-creator of Cosmos.

All About Space issue 133 explores the weirdest weather in the solar system including space weather events influenced by our angry, stormy sun.