The unexpected twist of the Earth's core beneath the Pacific that baffles science
A change in the Earth's core flow beneath the Pacific Ocean is astonishing experts. Find out what ESA satellites are revealing about this shift.
Planet Earth
Explore the most fascinating secrets of our cosmic home in this section dedicated to Planet EarthFrom the complexity of its geological layers to the atmospheric phenomena that regulate life, we analyze how the world works from a technical and scientific perspective, integrating up-to-date data on the Geography and nature.
We delve into the study of biodiversity and ecosystems, analyzing the impact of climate crisis and sustainability in the global environment. Through detailed articles, we examine how technology and science allow us to monitor the health of our planet to preserve natural resources for future generations.
Furthermore, we connect modern cartography with advances in satellite observation and geomorphologyoffering a comprehensive view of the Earth's structure. We invite you to delve deeper into the mysteries of the biosphere to understand the interconnection between geology, chemistry, and biology that makes Earth a unique place in the universe.
Three new European satellites to revolutionize Earth observation
How MTG-I2, Sentinel-3C and Flex will make Europe a leader in weather forecasting and climate observation from space.
Oak forest ecosystems: types, flora, fauna and conservation
Discover what holm oak ecosystems are like, their types, flora, fauna and threats, and why they are key to the Mediterranean and Cantabrian landscape.
Wild toad fauna: species, poisons and conservation
Discover the wildlife of toads: key species, poisons, differences with frogs and risks to pets explained clearly and in detail.
The first photos of Earth from the Artemis II mission
NASA releases the first photos of Earth taken by Artemis II en route to the Moon, with Europe and the Iberian Peninsula visible in detail.
The Earth is accumulating record heat and entering a phase of climate emergency, according to the UN
The UN warns: Earth is accumulating more heat than ever before and is entering a climate emergency, with irreversible changes in oceans, ice and sea level.
How climate change is slowing down the Earth's rotation
Rising sea levels are lengthening the days. A new study reveals how climate change is slowing the Earth's rotation and affecting our technology.
Aguas de Alicante promotes Water Diffractions with 15 participants
Aguas de Alicante selects 15 participants for Difracciones del Agua, a project that combines art, open data and AI on the urban water cycle.
Farlete will host the 8th Conference on Astronomy, Meteorology and Agriculture
Farlete will host the 8th Conference on Astronomy, Meteorology and Agriculture, with presentations, a workshop and a guided tour for the agricultural sector.
Bat superpowers: flight, extreme health, and eco-friendly paper
Discover the bat's superpowers: acrobatic flight, cancer prevention, pest control, and its key role in ecosystems. You'll be amazed.