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Beto O'Rourke announces $5 trillion climate crisis plan
It's his campaign's first major proposal.
Your future air conditioner might do way more than just cool your house
Could they solve the CO2 problem?
By Mark Kaufman
Burger King's vegetarian 'Impossible Whopper' to be sold nationwide
Impossibly delicious!
Snow in Chicago this close to May is unusual, but we're getting numb to abnormal weather
We're getting used to weird weather.
By Sasha Lekach
This is how NASA would respond to an asteroid impacting Earth
The space agency and its international partners are simulating an asteroid impact to find out.
By Raymond Wong
A potent cyclone is about to pummel Mozambique...again
It's only been six weeks since Cyclone Idai hit the nation.
By Mark Kaufman
Why sea creatures are fleeing their homes
"Marine animals are not getting a reprieve from the heat."
By Mark Kaufman
We're probably not going to hit the world's most important climate goal
"You'll never fool the atmosphere."
By Mark Kaufman
The Thanos snap for real: Let's remove humans from half of Earth
The Avengers supervillain had the right percentage, at least.
By Chris Taylor
Jason Momoa shaves his beard: 'Goodbye Drogo'
The Khal did it to raise awareness for a good cause.
Jaw-dropping video shows water sloshing down a skyscraper during earthquake
The water reportedly came from a rooftop swimming pool.
SpaceX test accident in Florida sends a massive plume of smoke into the sky
It doesn't sound like anyone was injured, but whatever happened was enough to register on radar.
By Proma Khosla
Drone discovers a Hawaiian plant that was thought to be extinct
Drone technology is very useful for researchers hoping to explore unspoiled locations.
Behold, the very bizarre Facebook auto-captions from NASA launch
I don't think that's what they said.
More than 400 people arrested in climate change protest turning London's bridges into gardens
Extinction Rebellion enters its fourth day of protests in London.
Google helps digitally preserve historic places like Notre Dame
An insurance policy for the world.
By Rachel Kraus
Who is this alien? Why, it's the psychedelic frogfish.
"They're still a bit of an enigma."
By Mark Kaufman
There may be a copy of Wikipedia somewhere on the moon. Here's how to help find it.
Even a crash-landing on the lunar surface couldn't kill this record of human civilization. Can you help find it?
By Chris Taylor
SpaceX booster accidentally falls into ocean after rough conditions
Sleeping with the fishes.
By Johnny Lieu
Here’s a superb reason to ditch your plastic bag addiction
"We need an unprecedented scale of effort."
By Mark Kaufman
The world's largest plane took flight on Saturday and there are big plans for its future
The Stratolaunch is designed to get satellites into space.
By Jack Morse
Meet Katie Bouman, one of the scientists who helped capture the first black hole image
Her reaction is absolutely heartwarming.
This robot can sort recyclable materials without even so much as a peek at them
It can tell whether an object is made from paper, metal, or plastic just by touching it.
SpaceX landed three of its boosters for the first time, and yep, it was impressive
Three is certainly a magic number.
By Johnny Lieu
Glaciers are losing billions and billions of tons of ice each year
This is causing oceans to rise.
