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Astronomy and space

Astronomy and space

Climate change threatens future astronomical observations

05 Oct 2020
Photo showing a colourful, cloudy sky over telescope domes at Paranal Observatory
Cloudy skies Auxiliary telescopes at the Paranal Observatory in Chile. (Courtesy: J C Muñoz-Mateos/ESO)
Rising global temperatures could worsen seasonal El Niño events and cause telescope images to lose

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Chaneil James is a freelance science communicator based in Barcelona
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