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There's a self-destructing asteroid zooming through the solar system
Gault is misbehaving.
By Mark Kaufman
Someone finally figured out why Garfield phones have been washing up on a beach for over 30 years
The big orange cat has been menacing the French coast for decades.
These new species of miniature frogs clearly have the best names
Meet 'Mini mum,' 'Mini scule,' and 'Mini ature'.
By Johnny Lieu
Bummer: Marine invaders swarm Galápagos Islands
Non-native life flourishes in these waters.
By Mark Kaufman
Temperatures in Alaska are toppling records
"It's warming so rapidly in the Arctic."
By Mark Kaufman
NASA pulls all-female spacewalk due to suit fitting issues
You'll have to wait a little bit longer for this historic moment.
By Johnny Lieu
Greenland’s fastest-melting glacier has stalled. But that’s bad news.
"The ocean is playing a powerful role in driving the ice loss in Greenland."
By Mark Kaufman
Wow: U.S. gov't warns there's a spring flood risk for two-thirds of the Lower 48
"None of this is supposed to be under water."
By Mark Kaufman
NASA posts image of a powerful fireball exploding over Earth
10 times the energy of an atomic bomb blast.
By Mark Kaufman
In Orbit: MashBash 2019
This year, Mashable wanted to send our partygoers on an intergalactic journey into outer space. Mission accomplished!
Giant inland sea created by the disastrous Mozambique cyclone
"The situation is terrible."
By Mark Kaufman
The West accepts its drought-ridden future, slashes water use
"We've never seen 19 years like this. It's unprecedented."
By Mark Kaufman
Enormous, weird fish washes up on an Australian beach. So, what is it?
One very fishy encounter.
By Johnny Lieu
NASA photos capture immense flooding of a vital U.S. Air Force base
One-third of the military base is under water.
By Mark Kaufman
The ocean keeps sucking a colossal amount of CO2 from the air, but will it last?
"At some point the ability of the ocean to absorb carbon will start to diminish."
By Mark Kaufman
While the Bear Cam bears hibernate, the Trump admin weighs a big plan to mine their world
"It is absolutely preposterous."
By Mark Kaufman
Stephen Hawking's legacy honoured with new 50p coin
The physicist is commemorated for his contributions to science.
By Laura Byager
Geoengineering might not be as ludicrous if we gave Earth the right dose
The key is to give Earth a geoengineering dose that would reverse some of the warming, but not enough to stoke the problematic side effects.
By Mark Kaufman
