Earth moves 2 million miles closer to the sun from summer to winter, yet temperatures drop 40+ degrees. The answer lies in Earth's tilt.

Interestingly, the times when the Earth lies at its closest and farthest points from the sun roughly coincide with two significant holidays here in the United States. When you purchase through links ...

A storm could be-fall us. Colorful leaves and cooler temperatures aren’t the only thing autumn is potentially bringing. Meteorologists predict that Earth could be blasted by a geomagnetic storm on ...

Earth's axial tilt (23.5 degrees) relative to its orbital plane causes seasonal variations in sunlight intensity and duration across different latitudes, with the most dramatic changes observed at the ...

Social media users are sharing images and videos which seemingly show clouds passing behind the sun. The users claim this proves humanity lives on a “flat earth” with a “local sun” floating and ...

Happy Tuesday and welcome to another edition of the Beyond The Forecast newsletter! You can thank our recent snow for the one-day delay. Over the course of this newsletter, I will be explaining how ...

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The Sun’s poles may hold answers to long-standing mysteries about magnetic cycles, solar wind, and space weather. The polar regions of the Sun remain one of the least explored areas in solar science.

Earth is at aphelion, the furthest point from the Sun in its not-quite-circular orbit, on July 4, 2022. On January 4 we'll be 3.1 million miles closer at perihelion. As temperatures rise into the 90s, ...