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FDA approves new nasal spray to treat depression
The spray can only be administered in a certified doctor's office.
By Lacey Smith
Some icebergs are a glorious emerald green. Why?
An Antarctic mystery may have just been solved.
By Mark Kaufman
The Bering Strait should be covered in ice, but it's nearly all gone
It's "almost completely open water."
By Mark Kaufman
SpaceX's Crew Dragon test flight gets through the toughest bit without issue
Two major tests of SpaceX's passenger-friendly Crew Dragon capsule down, one more to go.
In a glamorous turn of events, polar bears are pooping glitter to fight off extinction
A fecal sample glow-up.
SpaceX kicks off a 'new era in spaceflight' with the Crew Dragon launch
In the early hours of Saturday morning, a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carried a Crew Dragon capsule into space for the first time.
A dinner plate-sized tarantula killed an opossum in the dark jungle
"They're serious predators."
By Mark Kaufman
Smart indoor garden grows 90 fruits and veggies at once
We didn't even know there were 90 fruits.
By Lacey Smith
Ripley, the SpaceX test dummy, is buckled in and ready for launch
Ripley's ready for a six-day space mission.
By Mark Kaufman
NASA dropped a space exploration robot into Cape Cod’s waters to reach the darkest unknowns
"We have some fundamental questions about who lives there."
By Mark Kaufman
A powerful atmospheric river pummeled California, and the pictures look unreal
"We're likely to see rain in increasingly intense bursts."
By Mark Kaufman
A dead humpback whale was found in the Amazon
It should've been thousands of miles away.
Prepare for liftoff: Registration for the 2019 MashBash is now open!
In 2019, Mashable will boldly go where no other brand has gone before.
Galápagos tortoise, feared extinct, spotted for the first time in more than 100 years
This species of tortoise was last seen alive in 1906.
By Matt Binder
Jaw-dropping video shows Virgin Galactic pilots blasting into space
The VSS Unity safely returned to Earth.
By Mark Kaufman
SpaceX launches moon lander, lands booster despite tough conditions
The Falcon 9 booster rides (and lands) again.
By Johnny Lieu
Trump's climate expert is wrong: The world's plants don't need more CO2
"It's a silly argument."
By Mark Kaufman
This space harpoon could be a solution to our growing space junk problem
Watch a space harpoon skewer a piece of debris for the first time in orbit.
Neptune's newfound mini moon may have been created by comets
Sometimes the most beautiful things begin in chaos.
By Lacey Smith
