Solar-Powered UAV Can Stay Aloft for Years By Ned Smith published 22 September 10 Can it replace satellites?
Infographic: Earth's Atmosphere Top to Bottom By Karl Tate published 7 July 10 What's up there, from the surface to the edge of space.
Hurricanes Shoot Water Ice into the Stratosphere By Live Science Staff published 20 April 09 Hurricanes and other tropical cyclones inject ice far into the stratosphere.
Earth's Atmosphere "Breathes" More Rapidly Than Thought By Andrea Thompson published 16 December 08 Satellite observations show atmosphere expands and contracts in unexpected short time periods.
Volcano's Eruption Colors World's Sunsets By Andrea Thompson published 3 September 08 Aerosols from eruption of Alaska volcano could be coloring sunsets.
Ozone Recovery Could Increase Warming. By Andrea Thompson published 12 June 08 Recovery of the ozone hole could warm atmosphere, disrupt wind patterns, climate.
Regional Nuclear War Would Affect Entire Globe By Andrea Thompson published 7 April 08 Nuclear war on one side of globe would create planet-wide ozone hole, allow dangerous UV rays in.
Hole in Ozone Layer Shrinks 30 Percent By Dave Mosher published 3 October 07 The giant hole in Earth's ozone layer shrunk since last year.
Autumn Snow Predicts Winter Weather By Jeanna Bryner published 20 August 07 Scientists validate a new weather-forecasting model.
Image Gallery: Curious Clouds By Live Science Staff published 1 April 07 Though made up of water and air, the various clouds hanging in the sky can spur the imagination with their many sizes and shapes.
New Look at 20th Century's Most Powerful Volcanic Eruption By Trudy E. Bell published 5 October 06 NASA scientists investigate the effects of the eruption of a volcano in the Arctic circle on... India.
Man and Nature Combine to Create Ozone Holes By Live Science Staff published 28 September 06 The Antarctic ozone hole is not showing any signs of recovery. Meanwhile, nature itself is destroying ozone over Earth’s North Pole.
Study: Earth and Space Weather Connected By Ker Than published 12 September 06 Space weather in the upper reaches of the atmosphere is affected by weather conditions down here on Earth, a new study suggests.
Deserts Might Grow as Tropics Expand By Ker Than published 25 May 06 The jet streams are on the move, and scientists say it could change rainfall long-term patterns around the globe.
Surprise: High Ozone Levels in Mountains of Tibet By Ker Than published 15 December 05 The potentially hazardous stuff seems to be sucked down from the stratosphere by a strange phenomenon.
Key Argument for Global Warming Critics Evaporates By Ker Than published 11 August 05 Data that suggested cooling in the troposphere is shown to be wrong. Indeed, the planet is warming.