Author: Martina De Luca

Martina De Luca, aged 40, is an journalist with a deep passion for social justice and the environment. Her career has focused on bringing to light stories of corruption and injustice, with a keen eye on environmental issues. Outside of work, Martina indulges in her passion for astronomy, spending clear nights observing the stars and studying celestial phenomena. This balance between journalistic commitment and fascination with the universe gives her a unique perspective on how human actions impact our planet and the entire solar system.

A new study has found that the Gulf Oceanic Current is slowly weakening, putting the global climate at risk

Gulf Stream is weakening

Gulf Stream is certainly weakening, as confirmed by a new study. Flow of warm water through the Florida...

Martina De Luca24 October 2023

Increasing scientific evidence shows a reduction in Arctic and Antarctica ice due to human-induced climate change

Arctic Ice is Decreasing Further

According to researchers from NASA and the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC), the Arctic ice likely...

Martina De Luca21 October 2023

To what extent do cosmic natural cycles influence Earth 's climate, and are the climate changes we are experiencing derived from the Sun?

Does the Sun influence climate of the Earth ?

In 1645 marked the beginning of the Maunder Minimum, a period of significantly low solar activity. This event...

Climate Change Sun

Martina De Luca21 September 2023

July 2023 has been the hottest month since we began recording average temperatures in 1880. For the 5th consecutive time, Earth sets a record

July 2023, the hottest month in the last 143 years

In the wake of the tragic Hawaii fires, which resulted in the deaths of over 90 people, NASA...

Martina De Luca18 August 2023

A study published in Nature reveals that over the last 20 years, color of the oceans has changed, and the cause is consistently anthropogenic

Color of the oceans has changed

Color of Earth‘s oceans has changed significantly in the last two decades. These changes are a result of...

Martina De Luca17 August 2023

A new study suggests that even if we made maximum efforts to reduce CO2, climate change would only stop in around 200 years

Reducing CO2 might not solve climate change

According to a study published in Science (ref.), reducing CO2 from the Earth‘s atmosphere might not reverse the...

Martina De Luca14 August 2023

Scientist István Szapudi has proposed a geoengineering project involving a space umbrella to mitigate climate change

Space Umbrella Against Climate Change

To help combat the effects of global warming, scientists are working on an innovative idea. To protect our...

Martina De Luca11 August 2023

A research team from the Japanese University of Kyoto has designed a fully wooden satellite to be launched with JAXA and NASA

JAXA wants to launch a wooden satellite

A team of researchers from the Japanese space agency, JAXA, wants to send a wooden satellite into Earth’s...

Martina De Luca9 June 2023

New Research Links Climate Change to the Possibility of Massive Tsunamis Forming off the Coasts of Antarctica.

Climate Change and massive Tsunamis

Climate change could unleash massive tsunamis in the Antarctic Ocean triggered by submarine landslides. A new study based...

Martina De Luca6 June 2023