Obviously, to be truly sustainable, the cloud must not only be beneficial to the environment, but it must also be affordable and benefit the companies that use it so they remain competitive.

By examining data from NASA’s Terra satellite, the climate experts have discovered that over the last 35 years, our planet’s cloud cover has changed. Firstly, cloud formations are moving.

“The Oort cloud planets in our simulations would be much more distant than the proposed Planet Nine orbit—at least 10 times further away,” explains Kaib.

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Previous research published earlier in the year suggested that our Solar System crossed a dense interstellar cloud 2 million years ago, which might have led to an ice age. Follow-up work has now ...

Dusty clouds made of sand—that may rain iron—blanket a giant planet orbiting a young, sun-like star just 310 light-years from Earth, the James Webb Space Telescope has revealed. The discovery was made ...

USING AI AND THE CLOUD TO HELP SAVE THE PLANET November 6, 2018 | Microsoft News Center Here in Canada, as we make our way through fall and toward winter, I am struck by the thought that with every ...

Can COP 15 Save Our Planet's Biodiversity? : Short Wave This week, the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP 15) wrapped up in Montreal, Canada. Nations from around the world came together to establish ...

Above the Clouds CEO and Producer Jeff Hoffman said, “The young leaders in this film dedicated their high school years to push elected leaders to take more dramatic action to save our planet ...

There Is a Planet With Clouds Made of Sand The James Webb Space Telescope’s new observations of exoplanet atmospheres are quietly thrilling. By Marina Koren Ricky Vigil / Getty ...

A strange, gargantuan wall of acid-filled clouds on our neighboring planet Venus has been spotted by a hobbyist astronomer. This structure, known as the Venus Cloud Discontinuity, is around 5,000 ...

NASA's James Webb space telescope uncovered "swirling clouds" on a distant planet, perhaps indicating a significant scientific finding.