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Scott Kelly spent a year in space. What happened to his body?
"The bottom line, there's still a ton we don't know."
By Mark Kaufman
The black hole photo you've seen everywhere is thanks to this MIT grad's algorithm
Katie Bouman developed the algorithm which was used to create the groundbreaking image.
By Johnny Lieu
How the first picture of a black hole captures a big 2019 mood
Hello darkness, my old friend.
By Jess Joho
What's actually going on in that cryptic black hole photo?
"What this brings to the table is the event horizon."
By Mark Kaufman
First black hole image: How to watch the 'groundbreaking' announcement
Today might be the first time humanity sees an actual image of a black hole.
Trump administration wants to build a wall around Burning Man
The government calls for concrete barriers and a private security force at the event. Burners are fighting back.
By Chris Taylor
Earth's glaciers lost 9 trillion tons of ice. That's the weight of 27 billion 747s.
"The basic physics of the warming planet have been known for over a century."
By Mark Kaufman
Dogs know when you're upset and want to help, study says
Little heroes. Every one of them.
4 things to know about California's strange earthquake drought
"The next century has to be busier than the last one."
By Mark Kaufman
NASA’s Administrator Jim Bridenstine warns India’s anti-satellite test could be dangerous for the ISS
"That kind of activity is not compatible with the future of human spaceflight.”
Will the sluggish U.S. ever make aggressive carbon cuts to rival Europe's?
"It’s purely a matter of political will."
By Mark Kaufman
Satellite photos show how pitiful ice cover is in the Arctic right now
Instead of ice, the Bering Sea is an open ocean.
By Mark Kaufman
New Jersey forest fire burns over 11,000 acres
No injuries or property damage reported.
Astronaut Anne McClain shares stunning moonset from the International Space Station
All space station videos are good videos.
These warming 'space pants' use technology to help people with chronic pain — Future Blink
Inspired by astronauts.
Kangaroo rat kicks rattlesnake mid-air ninja style
And those kicks were fast as lightning.
