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Saharan Dust Cloud Crosses Atlantic Ocean, Threatens Florida
A massive plume of Saharan dust, the largest of the 2024 hurricane season, is moving across the Atlantic towards the Gulf of Mexico and Florida.
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Scientists Discover Ancient River Landscape Beneath Antarctic Ice Sheet
In the new study, researchers analysed the past of the glacier sheet, based on the land beneath the Aurora and Schmidt basins, between the Denman and Totten glaciers.
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Hurricane Fiona Hits Canada: 5 Facts To Know
Hurricane Fiona is one of the biggest storms of the Atlantic basin season. The storm is now ripping through Canada's eastern seaboard. The storm has wiped out power to most of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island on Saturday.
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Hurricane Florence Churns Toward US' South-Eastern Coast, Gains Force
Florence, the sixth tropical storm in the Atlantic basin this year, intensified into a hurricane on Sunday and will rapidly gain force as it churns over the open ocean toward the U.S. East Coast, with landfall likely in the Carolinas later this week, forecasters said
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Remote-Controlled Nasa Aircraft Set to Track Hurricanes
From now until the end of September, the aircraft called Global Hawk will fly over the Atlantic Ocean basin to collect data on temperature, moisture, wind speed and direction.
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Remote-Controlled NASA Aircraft Set to Track Hurricanes
In a first, a unique remotely piloted aircraft from NASA is set to take off this week to improve track and intensity forecasts of hurricanes as part of the new generation weather forecast observations tools.
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Brent Falls Towards $78 as Japan Enters Recession
The market is waiting to see whether the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries will cut production at its meeting at the end of November. The Atlantic Basin is still awash with unsold barrels partly due to the continued growth in US shale oil production, whilst demand growth remains weak.
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Oil Falls towards 14-Month Low near $101/Barrel
The world's top two crude oil benchmarks have fallen by more than $10 a barrel since June on a build-up of supply in the Atlantic Basin and diminishing worries over the risk that conflicts in the Middle East would hit oil production.
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OVL in talks to buy 25% stake in block in South Atlantic sea
The blocks are located in the south and east Falkland basins in water depths ranging from 500 metres to 2,000 metres.
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Saharan Dust Cloud Crosses Atlantic Ocean, Threatens Florida
A massive plume of Saharan dust, the largest of the 2024 hurricane season, is moving across the Atlantic towards the Gulf of Mexico and Florida.
-
Scientists Discover Ancient River Landscape Beneath Antarctic Ice Sheet
In the new study, researchers analysed the past of the glacier sheet, based on the land beneath the Aurora and Schmidt basins, between the Denman and Totten glaciers.
-
Hurricane Fiona Hits Canada: 5 Facts To Know
Hurricane Fiona is one of the biggest storms of the Atlantic basin season. The storm is now ripping through Canada's eastern seaboard. The storm has wiped out power to most of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island on Saturday.
-
Hurricane Florence Churns Toward US' South-Eastern Coast, Gains Force
Florence, the sixth tropical storm in the Atlantic basin this year, intensified into a hurricane on Sunday and will rapidly gain force as it churns over the open ocean toward the U.S. East Coast, with landfall likely in the Carolinas later this week, forecasters said
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Remote-Controlled Nasa Aircraft Set to Track Hurricanes
From now until the end of September, the aircraft called Global Hawk will fly over the Atlantic Ocean basin to collect data on temperature, moisture, wind speed and direction.
-
Remote-Controlled NASA Aircraft Set to Track Hurricanes
In a first, a unique remotely piloted aircraft from NASA is set to take off this week to improve track and intensity forecasts of hurricanes as part of the new generation weather forecast observations tools.
-
Brent Falls Towards $78 as Japan Enters Recession
The market is waiting to see whether the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries will cut production at its meeting at the end of November. The Atlantic Basin is still awash with unsold barrels partly due to the continued growth in US shale oil production, whilst demand growth remains weak.
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Oil Falls towards 14-Month Low near $101/Barrel
The world's top two crude oil benchmarks have fallen by more than $10 a barrel since June on a build-up of supply in the Atlantic Basin and diminishing worries over the risk that conflicts in the Middle East would hit oil production.
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OVL in talks to buy 25% stake in block in South Atlantic sea
The blocks are located in the south and east Falkland basins in water depths ranging from 500 metres to 2,000 metres.
