At 8 am Friday, the line of cars waiting at the Austin coronavirus testing site exited the parking lot and down the street. The night before, Emi Zuniga waited hours for her nose to be cleaned at a test site in San Antonio. And in south central Texas, a network …
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New cloud representations are making the models more sensitive to carbon dioxide. As scientists work to determine why some of the latest climate models suggest the future may be warmer than previously thought, a new study indicates that the reason is likely related to challenges simulating the formation and evolution …
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President Donald Trump and his allies have continually criticized how the “deep state” of unelected national security bureaucrats has quietly worked to undermine the Trump presidency. But the new accusations in a book by former national security adviser John Bolton turn that formulation upside down. If Bolton is to be …
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It is complicated enough to get a good shot of the International Space Station as it is crossing the sky. It is even more difficult to get a magnificent photo of him crossing the face of the sun. Please give a round of applause to POT photographer Joel Kowsky. © …
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Confirmed cases of the new coronavirus exceeded the 10 million mark early Sunday, according to Johns Hopkins University. Meanwhile, global deaths attributed to the virus approached the 500,000 mark, the university’s Coronavirus Resource Center says on its website. CLICK HERE FOR FULL CORONAVIRUS COVERAGE The United States continued to be …
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