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Sony crowdfunded a personal air conditioner, but only in Japan for now
It's called the Reon Pocket and it cools you using thermoelectric currents.
2019's baddest, most dominant bear cam bear has emerged
"Nearly all other bears avoided his approach."
By Mark Kaufman
Facts about space that will rock your world
With its infinite beauty, space also holds an infinite amount of information.
By Ray White
Heat records in Europe are dropping like flies
"It's just warmer than it would have been 50 years ago."
By Mark Kaufman
5 frosty TV shows to cool you the hell down
Winter is not yet coming to the Northern Hemisphere, but these shows can.
Record-breaking temperatures in Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands
"Europe can expect more record-breaking heat waves in the future."
By Mark Kaufman
Rising temperatures foretell the return of dreaded megadroughts
"This is what we would expect to happen in the future too."
By Mark Kaufman
The Orion capsule for NASA's next moon landing is ready to rock
The next crewed mission to the moon isn't happening until 2024, but the capsule is ready.
Apollo 11 moon landing videotapes sell at auction for $1.8 million
How much is that in space bucks?
By Kellen Beck
NASA imagines a 1969 webpage for the Apollo 11 landing
There was no internet in 1969, but if there was....
Don't forget the computer that landed Apollo 11 astronauts on the moon
It required less power than a lightbulb.
FaceApp's old filter lets young people fantasize about surviving climate change
The dark truth behind the old filter's viral appeal.
By Jess Joho
Before Apollo 11, we almost went to the moon with the Russians
How would history have been different, if Kennedy and Khrushchev had worked together?
By Mark Stetson
Where are the lost Apollo 11 Moon landing tapes?
In 1969, we landed on the moon. But why did the original video disappear, and where did it go?
Intense footage shows man narrowly avoiding a falling tree during tornado
This guy could not catch a break from Mother Nature.
New moon: What lunar living will look like in 100 years
Lava tubes. City-sized caves. Extreme sports. The future of the moon is wilder than you think.
By Chris Taylor
The Weather Channel's moon landing simulation is real extra
It's basically like being in space.
This backpack umbrella lets you walk hands-free in the rain — Future Blink
You’ll never have to carry your umbrella again with this genius invention.
By Ray White
Hundreds of drones light up Kennedy Space Center for moon landing tribute
The drones performed under a full moon.
By Sasha Lekach
Snow cannons can stabilize melting Antarctic ice shelves, physicists say
"What is the value of New York City?"
By Mark Kaufman
The space race forged immortal rock and roll guitars
When music wanted to blast beyond the stratosphere, too.
By Mark Kaufman
Winning the moon race was actually bad for America’s space program
Apollo 11's success lost NASA its best shot at permanent bases on the moon -- and Mars.
By Chris Taylor
