part of a trend toward declining air quality as climate change-related extreme weather events like wildfires occur more frequently. That’s according to the 2025 State of the Air report from the ...

Apple plans to release an all-new super thin iPhone this year, debuting it alongside the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, and ‌iPhone 17 Pro‌ Max. We've seen pictures of dummy models, cases, and ...

The first air guns/rifles appear in history during the 1580s. They were mainly used by wealthy sportsmen for hunting, but due to their unique functioning characteristics were sometimes also used ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Each year, four people, on average, die from air rifles, according to data from the Consumer Product Safety Commission. While that may not seem like much, experts warn ...

preventing them from entering your lungs and reducing health risks in hazardous air conditions. Can UV-C light sterilisation kill airborne pathogens in extreme pollution? Yes, UV-C light can ...

What You Need to Know: U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM) has paused its search for a new long-range sniper and anti-materiel rifle, known as the Extreme ... joined the US Air Force as ...

The trouble was the extreme shot angle into the ... This is truly one of the most well rounded hunting air rifles I’ve tested. The combination of light weight, handling, and accuracy make it a ...

The top enlisted airman said Air Force recruits should one day carry actual rifles during basic military training. (Ava Leone/U.S. Air Force) The U.S. Air Force eventually wants its aspiring ...

Here’s how Baylor coach Dave Aranda recalls the ferocity of the extreme cold when his team last faced Air Force. The Falcons had mounted a 15-play, touchdown-scoring drive on its first ...

And when we have multiple days of extreme heat, we get a “washing machine effect.” The air moves forward and back across the basin, essentially baking the L.A. area in bad air. “The general ...

Extreme Precipitation Change 1958 to 2021 Climate change is bringing heavier rainfall extremes and increased, inequitable flood risk to many parts of the U.S. For every 1°F of warming the air ...

And the crises I'm talking about are things like extreme heat events or exposure to wildfire smoke and air pollution or COVID-19 and influenza. All of these crises run through our buildings.