Sprinkling diamond dust into the atmosphere could offset almost all the warming caused by humans since the industrial revolution and "buy us some time" with climate change, scientists say.

Diamond dust "was the most reflective and didn't clump" meaning that it was "effective at settling out over the atmosphere and providing longer-lasting cooling effects," said Popular Mechanics.

The fact that diamond dust forms on clear days in cold temperatures explains how it can look like there is sparkly snow falling even in the absence of clouds. I didn't know about diamond dust during ...

Well, diamond dust, specifically. The team ran the compounds through a climate simulation and monitored their atmospheric effects for 45 years.

A new possible global warming solution could see us shooting tons of diamond dust into the atmosphere. But would it actually help?

This week, 4-year-old Diamond Dust is looking for a home. She's described as a playful, silly, sweet and snuggly pup — and she's great on a leash, demonstrating great manners and patience.

How Injecting Diamond Dust Into Atmosphere May Cool Down The Planet Prior studies suggested that Earth was at or nearing its tipping point, causing significant changes to global weather patterns.

“Diamond dust” was seen Wednesday morning in Northampton County. The weather phenomenon is not common to the area.

Based at Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems, she explains how this diamond dust could someday replace gadolinium as a contrast agent in MRI medical scans. This episode also features an ...

Injecting diamond dust into the atmosphere could significantly cool the planet, according to new research.

The TikTok-viral #ShutUpRing warning, with more than 9.6 million views, is spreading through social media, alerting future fiancées about the dangers of accepting a cluster diamond ring.