How hot is the sun?
I have it on very good authority that it's more than 20 degrees, for sure.
Tag: temperature
2020? Yeah, that’s the hottest year on record (tied with 2016)
Pandemic or no pandemic, the climate continues to heat up year after year.
In 10 to 20 years, it will be so hot that tropical trees live shorter lives
Not a good roadmark to pass.
This smart ring detects fever (and possibly COVID-19) before you feel it
The device could reveal that so-called asymptomatic cases may not be truly without symptoms.
Can weather help against the coronavirus? New study says ‘no, but behavior can’
So you know, stay at home, watch a movie.
Temperatures in Death Valley hit 130 degrees, possibly the highest temperature on Earth
California's power grids are buckling under heat as new temperature records are being set.
The hottest planet in the solar system — and why it’s probably not what you think
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the hottest of them all?
What is temperature and what does it truly measure?
Temperature is a measure of the average kinetic energy of the particles in an object.
We’ve just had the warmest January ever recorded. Ever
Let's not make a habit out of it.
Body temperatures have dropped in the past century, and it’s probably because our lives are better
How hot are you? Probably not as hot as you think.
Australia records its hottest day ever — while burning from a thousand bushfires
A nationwide average temperature of 40.9 degrees Celsius this Tuesday set a new record for the land down under.
New climate models show that global warming will be faster than expected
Hope y'all love heatwaves!
Researchers finally figure out the protein that senses cold temperatures
Nobody likes feeling cold.
Extreme heat to become the new normal in the US
A lot of hot days loom over the US.
This April was Earth’s 400th consecutive warmer-than-average month
A bad record to set.
The number of ocean heatwaves has risen more than 50% since 1925, threatening to collapse marine ecosystems
These are not the waves we're looking for.
Chilling maps show just how scorching 2090’s US will be, thanks to climate change
100°F isn't something that puts a smile on your face.
Scientists find link between obesity and body temperature
Don't blame it on the genes, though.
External temperature also influences our circadian rhythms, study reports
It's not just low light that makes us sleepy.