Itamar Karbi

Record-breaking temperatures were observed in 2023 and 2024. Does this reflect an acceleration in the rate of Earth’s warming?

Stovetops are a staple in nearly every kitchen – but which type is the smarter choice?

Even if the Sun always looks the same to us, sunspots—whose sizes vary—were already identified back in the 18th century. The effort to understand what causes these changes led to a fascinating journey into the Sun’s activity cycles and the influence of the planets on it.

Could Earth’s fresh water—and life—have emerged earlier than we thought?

A new study strengthens the hypothesis that the El Niño phenomenon contributed to the great Permian-Triassic extinction, 250 million years ago.

Recent research suggests that the Eastern Mediterranean region is likely to experience fewer rainy days in the future, accompanied by more intense rainfall during each event. What fundamental scientific principles help explain these projected changes?

Three main factors have contributed to the breaking of heat records again this year: human activity, the configuration of the continents, and the El Niño phenomenon. Of these, only the first is within our control.

The five layers of the atmosphere and their gas composition are essential to our existence, just like the air we breathe.

A new study found that the average daily temperature in the Everest region remains unchanged, yet its glaciers are melting – due to the wind.

The fight against global warming aims to cap the temperature increase at two degrees Celsius. But where did this target come from?