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SpaceX, seeking NASA approval, purposefully blew up a Falcon 9 rocket
SpaceX and NASA blew up a Falcon 9 rocket to test a very important safety feature.
Photos show staggering snow pile-ups in Canada after historic weekend blizzard
You've never seen anything like this before.
Watch a SpaceX rocket break apart in a test that clears the way to crewed missions
The In-Flight Abort test went through its sequence smoothly, paving the way for SpaceX to continue its mission to put human passengers on its next launch.
By Alexis Nedd
The kids' climate lawsuit just got thrown out
"It is as if an asteroid were barreling toward Earth."
By Mark Kaufman
YouTube's top related videos have a climate change denial problem
And some big-name brands won't be happy to see their ads appear next to these videos
NASA video showcases the Earth's accelerating warming trends
This doesn't look good.
By Words by Mark Kaufman; Video by Marvin Van Buren
Australia's fires will get worse before they get better
Each year, Australia can expect more days of high or dangerous fire weather.
By Mark Stetson
For 420 straight months, Earth has been...blazin'
The planet is warming relentlessly.
By Mark Kaufman
Uber Eats riders continue to deliver amid Australia fires
Many have suggested Uber Eats pay gig workers a higher wage.
By Jordan Aaron
Ilana Glazer has strong words for leaders not taking climate change seriously
"It's almost like they think they're gonna get in trouble for admitting that the planet is burning."
Shutdown of coal plants has led to 26,610 saved American lives within a decade
Cleaner air and lives spared.
By Words by Mark Kaufman; Video by Marvin Van Buren
Best sustainable tech at CES 2020: New Tesla rival, meatless pork, and more
Drive and eat with less guilt.
Why the Taal volcano's eruption created so much lightning
The profoundly dangerous Taal — with over 24 million people living within 60 miles of the volcano — produced a scintillating, and at times mesmerizing, light show.
By Mark Kaufman
Watch a cuttlefish wearing 3D glasses hunt for virtual shrimp
Humans and cuttlefish have more in common than you thought.
Australian Open tennis players affected by bushfires as air quality hits hazardous levels
Players are struggling to breathe in the smoky conditions.
The billionaire with SpaceX moon tickets is holding a 'Bachelor' style contest to find his plus one
Imagine your first date being a trip to the moon.
By Words by Amanda Yeo; Video by Marvin Van Buren
Billionaire with first SpaceX moon tickets is holding a 'Bachelor' style contest to find his plus-one
Who's getting the villain edit here?
By Amanda Yeo
'Operation Rock Wallaby' rains food down on wildlife hurt by Australian bushfires
Cloudy with a Chance of Carrots.
17-year-old discovers a planet on third day of NASA internship
Bet this kid is gettin' a job 🚀
It's snowing in Texas and Twitter is freaking out
Oh, and it's 60 degrees in the Northeast, too.
By Anna Iovine
How scientists got cuttlefish to wear 3D glasses to study their brains
No, it's not seeing 'The Rise of Skywalker.'
By Anna Iovine
Hundreds of pooping vultures occupy CBP radio tower in Texas
The vultures are defecating and vomiting all over Customs and Border Protection buildings.
By Jack Morse
The giant burn scar on Australia's Kangaroo Island is horrific
One-third of Australia's Kangaroo Island is now charred.
By Mark Kaufman
