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About three billion years ago, rushing water on Mars carried mud and boulders down a steep slope and deposited them into a vast fan-shaped debris pile. NASA’s Curiosity…

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach. With all the recent interest in rare or extreme weather events, I got to wondering … what makes a weather event rare or extreme?…

From ClimateREALISM The Guardian and Reuters, along with other mainstream media outlets and news services, are covering a “landmark” hearing in a case a group of…

The thing about a supernova is that you never know when it might occur. Supernovae are triggered either by a collision with another star or when the interior of a…

The Maxim of our resolve “Walk toward the fire. Don’t worry about what they call you.” – Andrew Breitbart | read more Follow WUWT via Email Join…

The winners of the 15th annual “Astronomy Photographer of the Year” competition have been announced at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich England. The annual competition…

UN report urges ‘massive emission cuts in construction sector’ by using ‘gov’t regs & enforcement’ to achieve ‘Net Zero’ – Replace ‘concrete & steel’ with…

Dark matter remains mysterious and… well… dark. While we don’t yet have a definite idea of what this cosmic “stuff” is made of, astronomers are learning more about its…

Guest Essay by Kip Hansen — 12 September 2023 As the planet Earth has slowly warmed, in fits and spurts over the last 3 or 4 hundred years since the end of the…

When you look up in the night sky and find your way to the North Star, you are looking at Polaris. Not only is it the brightest star in the Ursa Minor constellation (the…