Ramin Skibba

En Una ciudad en Marte , Kelly y Zach Weinersmith imaginan cómo sería realmente la vida en el espacio: emocionante y absolutamente agotadora.

Astronomers laud NASA's plan to protect the space environment, but the agency needs to act fast to make a difference.

In-depth studies include first health data collected from space tourists

As the American space industry grows, attention to its environmental and safety impacts is growing, too, including dead rockets falling from the sky.

Graphyte, a startup supported by Bill Gates, aims to fight climate change by burying carbon-sequestering bricks made from plant waste deep underground.Ramin Skibba reports for Undark Magazine.In short:Graphyte has developed a method to create carbon-sequestering bricks from plant waste, which are th...

Following its Singaporean pilot project, carbon sequestration start-up Equatic aims to build a massive plant in Quebec.

Following a pilot project in Singapore, start-up Equatic is set to build a massive marine carbon removal facility in Quebec, aiming to address climate change by sequestering atmospheric CO2.Ramin Skibba reports for Hakai Magazine.In short:Equatic plans a Quebec plant with 300 electrolyzers to captur...

In “The Burning Earth,” historian Sunil Amrith chronicles civilization's fraught relationship with the natural world.

New nuclear-capable planes and upgrades to old equipment are coming. Will they deter warfare or lead to an arms race?

Scientists and companies increasingly support blocking some sunlight to avoid the worst impacts of global warming.