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Google Doodle honors Junko Tabei, the first woman to scale Mount Everest
Tabei was the first woman to summit Everest and the Seven Summits.
A group of people ready to ‘Storm Area 51' were met by armed guards at the gate
People actually showed up.
Day before climate walkout, Amazon says it's buying 100,000 electric delivery trucks
The company invested $440 million in Rivian, which plans to sell electric SUVs and pickup trucks.
By Sasha Lekach
Lab-created embryos may revive population of near-extinct white rhinos
This could mean a lot for the future of revitalizing near-extinct species.
By Jordan Aaron
The scary sea serpent's secret — Kid Stories
"Goodbye I will see you in three days...'cause it's a pretty long journey up from the west to the north."
Scientists at MIT create the most black material ever made
The stuff is good for telescopes, maybe not as a paint color.
By Jordan Aaron
Newly-released NASA photos give detailed look at Saturn
"Hmmm, Saturn still has rings, I see." - me.
By Jordan Aaron
The nearly extinct white rhino might live on, thanks to lab-created embryos
There are only two left in existence, and both are female, but scientists were able to fertilize their eggs with the sperm of now-dead male rhinos.
By Morgan Sung
Gorgeous Wolverine Glacier photos from the front lines of climate change research
These beautiful views may not be around much longer.
Stark new Saturn images give a detailed look at the ringed planet
Arguably one of the best planets.
By Kellen Beck
14 of the most astounding astronomy photos taken in 2019
They're out of this world.
This juice bar uses leftover orange peels to 3D print bioplastic cups
Turning orange peels into 3D printer filament.
Dazzling Seattle-area lightning storm brings storm to Twitter
It's a beautiful day for a lightning storm.
By Jordan Aaron
Washington's epic lightning storm dazzled Twitter on Saturday night
A truly dizzying number of lightning strikes.
Watch hurricane hunters shoot through Dorian’s stadium-like eye
The cyclone is alive and menacing.
By Mark Kaufman
Shapeshifting sea creature expands in front of scientists' eyes
There's another critter living inside.
By Mark Kaufman
What to watch for during the unprecedented, 7-hour climate town hall
10 candidates. 10 climate plans.
By Mark Kaufman
Seth Meyers breaks down the 'insane' things Trump said about hurricanes, climate change, and Colombia this week
There's a lot to get through.
SmokyMountains.com has an interactive fall foliage map
Can it tell me where to find the crunchiest leaves to step on?
By Emmet Smith
Prince Harry's new Travalyst initiative aims to promote sustainable travel
The details are supremely vague.
'Tis the season for a delightfully interactive fall foliage map
Sept. 28 is looking good 🍁🍂 👀
'Stadium effect' in eye of Hurricane Dorian shows just how strong the storm is
It looks like someone took a scoop out of the sky.
By Alexis Nedd
The Marriott Hotel to stop providing tiny toiletries, save plastic
The plan may save 1.7 million pounds of plastic each year.
By Tulika Bose
Watch ominous Hurricane Dorian churn over the ocean in footage from ISS
"This is a storm to pay attention to."
By Mark Kaufman
