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SpaceX stops all employees from using Zoom
Over 6,000 employees can't use Zoom anymore due to "significant privacy and security concerns."
By Matthew Humphries
Apple buys Dark Sky, leaving Android users out in the rain
A sunny day for Apple. Not so much for Android users.
By Rachel Kraus
What I learned about isolation after 4 months on 'Mars'
Living on "Mars" is harder than you'd think.
Reporter who fled bison gets an official national park safety poster
"Oh no, not messin' with you."
By Mark Kaufman
Even after a frigid winter, Arctic sea ice is still really low
"It is still well below average."
By Mark Kaufman
Planes, trains, and climate change
A look into the future of transportation and our warming planet
By Mark Kaufman
Coronavirus won’t make a difference in the climate crisis
You can't hide the emissions.
By Jordan Aaron
A photo essay from 6 feet away: How New Yorkers are handling life on pause
The New Yorkers who are weathering the coronavirus pandemic have a lot to say about it. A photo essay.
By Zlata Ivleva
Clean your bike chain instantly with this tiny green disk — Future Blink
Make everything eco-friendly!
By Jordan Aaron
Koalas are being released back into the wild after Australian bushfires
A glimmer of good news.
Photos show an empty California on 'stay at home' coronavirus order
Some of the state's most iconic places — from Lombard Street in San Francisco to Rodeo Drive in Los Angeles — are completely devoid of people.
By Rachel Kraus
This bag made from vegetable starch is a useful plastic alternative — Future Blink
More products like this please!
By Jordan Aaron
This sustainable, powdered soap turns into liquid hand wash — Future Blink
Good for your body and the environment.
By Jordan Aaron
Watch this adorable penguin visit his neighbors on a 'field trip' around his empty aquarium
Fish are friends, not food.
By Amanda Yeo
NASA sticks a colossal ice block in NYC in new video
What does a gigatonne of ice look like?
By Mark Kaufman
This cyclone is soaking Southern California with welcome rain
"It's a good ole mid-latitude cyclone."
By Mark Kaufman
This machine visualizes a number bigger than the atoms in the known universe — Future Blink
The universe is so big
By Jordan Aaron
Shell will change its name to She'll for International Women's Day, effectively solving sexism
They're trying to make a statement for International Women's Day. It's not landing well.
By Morgan Sung
How to spot a sustainable tea brand
How green is your tea? We break down how to recognise sustainable practices in the tea industry.
NASA's new Mars rover finally has a name—and, yes, it's on Twitter
More than 28,000 names were suggested.
By Sasha Lekach
Even the 'optimistic' climate change forecast is catastrophic
This is a world we want to avoid. So, imagine if we did something!
By Mark Stetson
SETI@home no longer needs your Gateway 2000 to search for aliens
But what about my Dell?!
By Jack Morse
Scientists made an environmentally friendly gin from peas. Yes, it will still get you drunk.
Drink your peas, please.
