It's named Eos, after the Greek goddess of the dawn, and contains approximately 3,400 solar masses worth of gas.

These dark clouds are associated with atmospheric ... Thunderhead clouds, or cumulonimbus clouds, are the towering giants of the cloud world, stretching up to the stratosphere.

The sky is always changing colors—from a bright blue on a clear day, to red and orange sunrises or sunsets, or multiple ...

Cumulonimbus clouds shoot up through the atmosphere, creating a tower known as an anvil - a clear sign thunderstorms are in the forecast. Their pouch-like appearance will make you do a double take ...

And “it is literally glowing in the dark,” she added. Identifying and studying clouds like Eos, particularly based on their hydrogen content, could reshape astronomers’ understanding of how ...

Texas has a long and storied history with tornadoes and they have been a part of the fabric of life for people living in the Central and Great Plains. Despite the familiarity the Lone Star State ...