A groundbreaking study reveals that solar flares can reach temperatures as high as 180 million degrees Fahrenheit, contradicting previous beliefs. This discovery could enhance our understanding of these solar phenomena and protect technology in space.
Google has launched temperature scheduling features for Gen 3 and E Nest thermostats in the Google Home app, addressing a major issue that kept users tied to the old Nest app, though some glitches remain.
Amazon is revolutionizing grocery shopping by allowing Same-Day Delivery of perishable items in 1,000 cities. With plans to expand to 2,300 cities by year-end, shoppers can now enjoy fresh produce, dairy, and more delivered right to their doorstep!
George Billiris, a lifelong boat captain, shares his harrowing experience battling the flesh-eating bacteria Vibrio vulnificus. After nearly losing his leg, he warns others about the dangers lurking in warm coastal waters.
A devastating heatwave has ignited wildfires across southern Europe, forcing thousands to evacuate as temperatures soar above 40C. With tragic fatalities reported, officials warn of extreme fire risk.
Tropical Storm Erin is on a path to potentially become a major hurricane, with forecasts predicting intensification as it travels across the North Atlantic. With conditions favorable for development, Erin could impact the Atlantic coast and Bermuda in the coming week.
As summer temperatures soar, cooling tech is essential for real estate. Runwise's innovative platform combines weather algorithms and sensors to enhance building efficiency and save costs.
As the MLB trade deadline approaches, the Yankees face uncertainty with Aaron Judge's injury, raising questions about potential trades. Will they bolster their roster or stand pat?
Over 130 million people are warned of a dangerous heat wave sweeping the Eastern U.S. with temperatures feeling like 108 to 116 degrees. Major cities brace for sweltering conditions and thunderstorms.
A rare flesh-eating bacterium, Vibrio vulnificus, has claimed four lives in Florida this year, with infections surging due to warmer waters and recent hurricanes. Experts warn of rising risks as climate change intensifies.
