<p>The Earth has been warming due to greenhouse gas emissions including&nbsp;carbon dioxide, which is&nbsp;making it difficult for humans&nbsp;to survive in some regions of the planet.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Earth also&nbsp;marked its&nbsp;hottest day consecutively for two days in July.&nbsp;The&nbsp;video released by NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio shows how&nbsp;wind and air currents are pushing emissions of carbon dioxide around the atmosphere of Earth from January to March 2020.</p>

<p>Greenhouse emissions are being mapped by NASA and what is seen in the video is the ghoulish churning of carbon dioxide in the sky.</p>

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<p>The high-resolution video zooms in and looks into the individual sources of carbon dioxide, which include power plants and forest fires.</p>

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<p>Climate scientist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland Lesley Ott said, "As policymakers and as scientists, we're trying to account for where carbon comes from and how that impacts the planet. You see here how everything is interconnected by these different weather patterns."</p>

<h2><strong>So who's the culprit of carbon dioxide&nbsp;emissions?</strong></h2>

<p>In the video, it is seen that it doesn't matter where the carbon dioxide emissions are coming from, however, some interesting global differences were seen.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Most of the carbon is seen getting emitted from the power plants, transportation and industry located in South Asia, China and the United States.&nbsp;</p>

<p>However, in Africa and South America, most of the emissions come from burning, which includes land clearing, agricultural burning and forest fires.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The image was seen&nbsp;pulsing due to&nbsp;many reasons. During the day, the forest fires flare and are seen slowing down at night.&nbsp;</p>

<p>During the day, trees and plants were seen carrying out photosynthesis which released oxygen and absorbed carbon dioxide. The oceans and land masses were seen working as carbon sinks.</p>

<p>The visualisations were created using GEOS (Goddard Earth Observing System), which is an integrated system to model the atmosphere, ocean, and land systems of the Earth.</p>

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The Earth has been warming due to greenhouse gas emissions including carbon dioxide, which is making it difficult for humans to survive in some regions of the planet.

The Earth has been warming due to greenhouse gas emissions including carbon dioxide, which is making it difficult for humans to survive in some regions of the planet. The Earth also marked its hottest day consecutively for two days in July. The video released by NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio shows how wind and air currents are pushing emissions of carbon dioxide around the atmosphere of Earth from January to March 2020. Greenhouse emissions are being mapped by NASA and what is seen in the video is the ghoulish churning of carbon dioxide in the sky. × The high-resolution video zooms in and looks into the individual sources of carbon dioxide, which include power plants and forest fires. Also Read: In a first, NASA streams 4K video footage from aircraft to ISS and back Climate scientist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland Lesley Ott said, "As policymakers and as scientists, we're trying to account for where carbon comes from and how that impacts the planet. You see here how everything is interconnected by these different weather patterns." So who's the culprit of carbon dioxide emissions? In the video, it is seen that it doesn't matter where the carbon dioxide emissions are coming from, however, some interesting global differences were seen. Most of the carbon is seen getting emitted from the power plants, transportation and industry located in South Asia, China and the United States. However, in Africa and South America, most of the emissions come from burning, which includes land clearing, agricultural burning and forest fires. Watch: Indian astronauts to train at NASA from August The image was seen pulsing due to many reasons. During the day, the forest fires flare and are seen slowing down at night. During the day, trees and plants were seen carrying out photosynthesis which released oxygen and absorbed carbon dioxide. The oceans and land masses were seen working as carbon sinks. The visualisations were created using GEOS (Goddard Earth Observing System), which is an integrated system to model the atmosphere, ocean, and land systems of the Earth. (With inputs from agencies)

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<p>A sunspot region, AR3723 was spotted on June 23 2024 firing off a strong solar flare. This sunspot has re-emerged and was earlier known as AR3723 and AR3697.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>This hyperactive sunspot was responsible for the breathtaking phenomenon of the aurora lights that were witnessed across the globe in May 2024.&nbsp;</p>

<h2>What is the sunspot region AR3723?&nbsp;</h2>

<p>The sunspot region, AR3723 has made its third appearance across the Earthside of the sun. Although this region is smaller, compared to the previous sunspots its magnetic waves are emitting stronger solar flares.&nbsp;</p>

<p>On June 23 2024, the AR3723 emitted a Mp.3-class solar flare. The intensity of this flare was just slightly less compared to an X-flare, the most powerful class of solar flare.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>This solar flare caused a temporary radio blackout in Africa and Western Europe. According to scientists, such radio blackouts are common. The radiation from solar flares travels towards the Earth at the speed of light and gives an electrical charge to the top of Earth's atmosphere causing a temporary radio blackout.&nbsp;</p>

<h2>What can one expect once the sunspot region faces Earth? &nbsp;</h2>

<p>Once the sunspot region AR3723 faces Earth, one can expect to witness the mind-blowing aurora lights.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Scientists will keep a close watch on this sunspot region as the previous one (AR3697) had produced 6 X-class flares and 28 M-class flares.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Keith Strong, a solar physicist took to X and wrote, "SO NEAR AND YET SO FAR! A new sunspot region on the SE limb just produced an M9.7 flare (just 3% short of an X flare).</p>

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<h2>How do researchers keep track of the sunspots?&nbsp;</h2>

<p>The sun rotates every 27 days, so a particular sunspot is visible for about two weeks before it moves to the western edge of the sun and becomes out of sight. Currently, it is not possible to track sunspots after they move to the back region of the sun. Hence, once they re-emerge they are given a new active region number.&nbsp;</p>

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A sunspot region, AR3723 was spotted on June 23 2024 firing off a strong solar flare. This sunspot has re-emerged and was earlier known as AR3723 and AR3697. Also read | James Webb to ease hunt for extraterrestrial life, help spot alien activity This hyperactive sunspot was responsible for the breathtaking phenomenon of the aurora lights that were witnessed across the globe in May 2024.

A sunspot region, AR3723 was spotted on June 23 2024 firing off a strong solar flare. This sunspot has re-emerged and was earlier known as AR3723 and AR3697. Also read | James Webb to ease hunt for extraterrestrial life, help spot alien activity This hyperactive sunspot was responsible for the breathtaking phenomenon of the aurora lights that were witnessed across the globe in May 2024. What is the sunspot region AR3723? The sunspot region, AR3723 has made its third appearance across the Earthside of the sun. Although this region is smaller, compared to the previous sunspots its magnetic waves are emitting stronger solar flares. On June 23 2024, the AR3723 emitted a Mp.3-class solar flare. The intensity of this flare was just slightly less compared to an X-flare, the most powerful class of solar flare. Watch | Russia-Ukraine war: Russia, US defence minsters talk on phone This solar flare caused a temporary radio blackout in Africa and Western Europe. According to scientists, such radio blackouts are common. The radiation from solar flares travels towards the Earth at the speed of light and gives an electrical charge to the top of Earth's atmosphere causing a temporary radio blackout. What can one expect once the sunspot region faces Earth? Once the sunspot region AR3723 faces Earth, one can expect to witness the mind-blowing aurora lights. Scientists will keep a close watch on this sunspot region as the previous one (AR3697) had produced 6 X-class flares and 28 M-class flares. SO NEAR AND YET SO FAR! A new sunspot region on the SE limb just produced an M9.7 flare (just 3% short of an X flare). As it is so far east (i.e., poorly magnetically connect to Earth) it is unlikely to affect us in any significant way. pic.twitter.com/KqK1dRmAes — Keith Strong (@drkstrong) June 23, 2024 × Keith Strong, a solar physicist took to X and wrote, "SO NEAR AND YET SO FAR! A new sunspot region on the SE limb just produced an M9.7 flare (just 3% short of an X flare). Also read | ALMA telescope sheds light on planet formation around binary stars How do researchers keep track of the sunspots? The sun rotates every 27 days, so a particular sunspot is visible for about two weeks before it moves to the western edge of the sun and becomes out of sight. Currently, it is not possible to track sunspots after they move to the back region of the sun. Hence, once they re-emerge they are given a new active region number. (With inputs from agencies)

AR3723 sunspot returns with powerful solar flares, having potential for stunning auroras

<p>The small W- spacecraft of Varda Space Industries , which landed at the Utah Test and Training Range on February 21, had a camera installed that captured its trip back to Earth.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The camera, which was fitted inside the 90 cm- (3 ft)-wide capsule, captured the way in which the spacecraft re-entered the atmosphere of the Earth.&nbsp;</p>

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<h2><strong>Video captures eerie sounds of re-entry into Earth's atmosphere</strong></h2>

<p>The re-entry was made in steps, from separating the satellite bus in low Earth orbit (LEO) to making a fiery re-entry into&nbsp;Earth's atmosphere, to the deployment of a parachute and the bouncy landing.</p>

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<p>When the 5-minute video ends, a pair of legs appear wearing muddy shoes to gather the parachute and then retrieve the capsule. The video is also very unique because it contains sounds of reentry and landing.</p>

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<p>Speaking in an interview, Varda CEO Will Bruey said, "We manufacture pharmaceuticals in space. Removing gravity allows us to make medicines you otherwise couldn't on Earth. Gravity is kind of like a parameter. If you put a temperature knob on an oven, you create a whole world of new recipes and new food you can create. Similarly, if you can change gravity, you can also change the chemical process for drug formulations."</p>

<p>W-1 was integrated with a Rocket Lab Photon spacecraft (the upper stage of the Electron rocket) for eight months, which provided the capsule with power, propulsion, and navigation.</p>

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<p>"This mission was a phenomenal feat and impressive display of teamwork between the Rocket Lab and Varda teams to develop a unique and highly capable spacecraft, successfully demonstrate in-space manufacturing and bring back the capsule and finished pharmaceutical product – all on the first attempt," said Rocketlab CEO Peter Beck, in a press release.</p>

<p>"The success of this reentry mission will also inform our work on developing a reentry capsule for Neutron to potentially enable human spaceflight missions," he added.&nbsp;</p>

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The small W- spacecraft of Varda Space Industries , which landed at the Utah Test and Training Range on February 21, had a camera installed that captured its trip back to Earth.

The small W- spacecraft of Varda Space Industries , which landed at the Utah Test and Training Range on February 21, had a camera installed that captured its trip back to Earth. The camera, which was fitted inside the 90 cm- (3 ft)-wide capsule, captured the way in which the spacecraft re-entered the atmosphere of the Earth. Here's a video of our capsule ripping through the atmosphere at mach 25, no renders, raw footage: pic.twitter.com/ZFWzdjBwad — Varda Space Industries (@VardaSpace) February 28, 2024 × Video captures eerie sounds of re-entry into Earth's atmosphere The re-entry was made in steps, from separating the satellite bus in low Earth orbit (LEO) to making a fiery re-entry into Earth's atmosphere, to the deployment of a parachute and the bouncy landing. Also Read: Intelligent aliens can also not beat humans in space travel: Study When the 5-minute video ends, a pair of legs appear wearing muddy shoes to gather the parachute and then retrieve the capsule. The video is also very unique because it contains sounds of reentry and landing. × Speaking in an interview, Varda CEO Will Bruey said, "We manufacture pharmaceuticals in space. Removing gravity allows us to make medicines you otherwise couldn't on Earth. Gravity is kind of like a parameter. If you put a temperature knob on an oven, you create a whole world of new recipes and new food you can create. Similarly, if you can change gravity, you can also change the chemical process for drug formulations." W-1 was integrated with a Rocket Lab Photon spacecraft (the upper stage of the Electron rocket) for eight months, which provided the capsule with power, propulsion, and navigation. Watch: Gaganyaan Mission: PM Modi introduces astronauts for India's first manned space mission "This mission was a phenomenal feat and impressive display of teamwork between the Rocket Lab and Varda teams to develop a unique and highly capable spacecraft, successfully demonstrate in-space manufacturing and bring back the capsule and finished pharmaceutical product – all on the first attempt," said Rocketlab CEO Peter Beck, in a press release. "The success of this reentry mission will also inform our work on developing a reentry capsule for Neutron to potentially enable human spaceflight missions," he added. (With inputs from agencies)

Watch: Spacecraft captures its own re-entry into Earth from space

<p>"Northern lights", also called the aurora borealis, is one of the most stunning and mysterious displays of lights which is seen in the night sky.</p>

<p>Many people have to wait for years or a lifetime to see the magical northern lights, which becomes an unforgettable experience for them. This is the reason why people are often amazed by the pictures and videos of the northern lights which are captured.</p>

<p>Recently, a video was shared by the American space agency NASA of the northern lights captured from the International Space Station (ISS).</p>

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<p>The video was shared by the space agency on Instagram to the northern lights' green hues dancing across North America's skies.</p>

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<p>Furthermore, the curvature of Earth can be seen where the auroras meet the darkness of space in the atmosphere. The bright lights of midwest American cities' can be seen as the video moves southeast across North America.</p>

<p>The post was captioned by NASA with the lyrics of British rock band Coldplay's song "Yellow", which read, "Look how they shine for you”.</p>

<p>The space agency further explained what causes the beautiful phenomenon to occur.</p>

<p>The activity of the sun, like coronal mass ejections (ejected gas bubbles) and explosive flares, leads to magnetic disturbances that result in the display of natural light known as auroras.</p>

<p><strong>WATCH | Spectacular display of northern lights at the Arctic</strong></p>

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<p>The energetically charged electrons which are produced from these occurrences travel to the atmosphere of Earth via solar winds.</p>

<p>When these electrons enter the magnetosphere, which is a layer of the atmosphere shielding us from cosmic and solar radiation, substorms are produced.</p>

<p>"These fast-moving substorm particles slam into our thin, high atmosphere, colliding with Earth's oxygen and nitrogen particles. As these air particles shed the energy they picked up from the collision, each atom starts to glow in a different colour-causing the brilliant ribbons of light which weave across Earth's northern or southern polar regions," they further said.</p>

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"Northern lights", also called the aurora borealis, is one of the most stunning and mysterious displays of lights which is seen in the night sky. Many people have to wait for years or a lifetime to see the magical northern lights, which becomes an unforgettable experience for them.

"Northern lights", also called the aurora borealis, is one of the most stunning and mysterious displays of lights which is seen in the night sky. Many people have to wait for years or a lifetime to see the magical northern lights, which becomes an unforgettable experience for them. This is the reason why people are often amazed by the pictures and videos of the northern lights which are captured. Recently, a video was shared by the American space agency NASA of the northern lights captured from the International Space Station (ISS). ALSO READ | In Pics | Northern Lights dazzle North America amid 'severe' geomagnetic storm The video was shared by the space agency on Instagram to the northern lights' green hues dancing across North America's skies. View this post on Instagram A post shared by NASA (@nasa) × Furthermore, the curvature of Earth can be seen where the auroras meet the darkness of space in the atmosphere. The bright lights of midwest American cities' can be seen as the video moves southeast across North America. The post was captioned by NASA with the lyrics of British rock band Coldplay's song "Yellow", which read, "Look how they shine for you”. The space agency further explained what causes the beautiful phenomenon to occur. The activity of the sun, like coronal mass ejections (ejected gas bubbles) and explosive flares, leads to magnetic disturbances that result in the display of natural light known as auroras. WATCH | Spectacular display of northern lights at the Arctic The energetically charged electrons which are produced from these occurrences travel to the atmosphere of Earth via solar winds. When these electrons enter the magnetosphere, which is a layer of the atmosphere shielding us from cosmic and solar radiation, substorms are produced. "These fast-moving substorm particles slam into our thin, high atmosphere, colliding with Earth's oxygen and nitrogen particles. As these air particles shed the energy they picked up from the collision, each atom starts to glow in a different colour-causing the brilliant ribbons of light which weave across Earth's northern or southern polar regions," they further said. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Watch | International Space Station captures stunning view of northern lights

<p>At the 75th Annual Cannes Film Festival, actor Deepika Padukone has been making heads turn almost every other day. The red carpet seems to have become red hot as the Indian diva has been adorning some exceptional dresses at the event. On her Instagram handle, Deepika also shared several pictures. The photographs seem to have left netizens in awe. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>On Day 7, the actor wore a stunning orange gown. The actor, who was recently featured in 'Gehraiyaan', looked elegant in the orange-coloured dress. She also coupled it with her charming smile. Padukone, who had gone for minimal makeup and customised earrings, had got her hair styled in a messy bun. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/cannes-2022-delhi-filmmaker-shaunak-sens-documentary-all-that-breathes-gets-a-special-premiere-481833" hreflang="en">Cannes 2022: Delhi filmmaker Shaunak Sen's documentary 'All That Breathes' gets a special premiere&nbsp;</a></strong></p>

<p>Earlier, she shimmered in a black feather gown as she took to the red carpet on Day 6 of the 2022 Cannes Film Festival. The actress walked the red carpet for the premiere of the film 'Decision To Leave'. &nbsp;</p>

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<p>The star shared gorgeous photos on her Instagram story. Deepika donned a black Louis Vuitton sleeveless and embellished gown and exuded charm with her smile. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Her metallic outfit includes lace sleeves, a deep V-neck, a bareback, shimmering feather-like tassel throughout the dress, black sequins decoration, and a snug silhouette that hugged her body. &nbsp;</p>

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At the 75th Annual Cannes Film Festival, actor Deepika Padukone has been making heads turn almost every other day. The red carpet seems to have become red hot as the Indian diva has been adorning some exceptional dresses at the event.

At the 75th Annual Cannes Film Festival, actor Deepika Padukone has been making heads turn almost every other day. The red carpet seems to have become red hot as the Indian diva has been adorning some exceptional dresses at the event. On her Instagram handle, Deepika also shared several pictures. The photographs seem to have left netizens in awe. On Day 7, the actor wore a stunning orange gown. The actor, who was recently featured in 'Gehraiyaan', looked elegant in the orange-coloured dress. She also coupled it with her charming smile. Padukone, who had gone for minimal makeup and customised earrings, had got her hair styled in a messy bun. Also Read: Cannes 2022: Delhi filmmaker Shaunak Sen's documentary 'All That Breathes' gets a special premiere Earlier, she shimmered in a black feather gown as she took to the red carpet on Day 6 of the 2022 Cannes Film Festival. The actress walked the red carpet for the premiere of the film 'Decision To Leave'. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Deepika Padukone (@deepikapadukone) × The star shared gorgeous photos on her Instagram story. Deepika donned a black Louis Vuitton sleeveless and embellished gown and exuded charm with her smile. WATCH WION LIVE HERE Her metallic outfit includes lace sleeves, a deep V-neck, a bareback, shimmering feather-like tassel throughout the dress, black sequins decoration, and a snug silhouette that hugged her body. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. ×

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