Nanoflares are tiny eruptions on the Sun, one-billionth the size of normal solar flares. Eugene Parker – of Parker Solar Probe fame – first predicted them in 1972 to solve a major puzzle: the coronal heating problem.
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Current Food Production Systems Could Mean Far-Reaching Habitat Loss
The global food system could drive rapid and widespread biodiversity loss if not changed, new research has found.
Track Active Weather With NOAA's New Radar Viewer
Webpage offers radar scans more frequently and with 4 times greater detail
Giant A-68A Iceberg Loses Chunk of Ice
A large block of ice has broken off the northern tip of the A-68A iceberg as seen in new images captured by the Copernicus Sentinel-3 mission.
Enhancing Machine-Learning Capabilities In Oil And Gas Production
A Texas A&M researcher is participating in a multi-university and national laboratory project to create an advanced system that understands and renders production processes and conditions as they happen.
Long-Term Permafrost Record Details Arctic Thaw
Frozen Arctic soils are set to release vast amounts of greenhouse gases to the atmosphere as they continue to thaw in coming decades.
