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Watch as a ghostly creature swims through dark waters off the California coast
Meet Grimpoteuthis.
By Mark Kaufman
That strange, rectangular iceberg looks a lot less rectangular from space
Not truly rectangular, but still truly cool.
By Mark Kaufman
Give this video of two bugs fighting all the awards for its perfect twist ending
Nature is wild, y'all.
Why we'll never actually travel to the stars
'Generation ships' are everywhere in science fiction. But they'll probably never become a reality.
By Chris Taylor
That rectangular iceberg NASA found is weird as hell, and it's not the only one
"It's just amazing."
By Mark Kaufman
Mars might hold enough oxygen under its surface for life
The salty waters under Mars' surface could be ripe for life.
By Johnny Lieu
'Headless chicken monster' caught on camera off East Antarctica
What is that thing?
How a team of innovators overcame the odds to create water from thin air
An underdog story
By Rayne Ellis
What you need to know about the two spacecraft launching to Mercury Friday
Ad astra, BepiColombo.
By Mark Kaufman and Miriam Kramer
This scientist keeps winning money from people who bet against climate change
"It’s like taking candy from a baby."
By Mark Kaufman
Watch a wildfire spark to life in high-tech Weather Channel video
The message is clear -- make an emergency plan.
By Rayne Ellis
Mysterious U.S. whale die-off is now deep in its 2nd year. We still don't know the cause.
"It's an unusual time for a lot of whale populations."
By Mark Kaufman
This is what it's like to survive a rocket failure
"It was a bittersweet, fleeting moment that I got that close."
Climate change could threaten the world's beer supply. Do you care about global warming now?
“Prices really skyrocket in a high-emissions world.”
By Mark Kaufman
Trump tells '60 Minutes' that climate change will 'change back again'
"I don't think it's a hoax, I think there's probably a difference."
By Johnny Lieu
Before-and-after satellite photos reveal devastation left by Hurricane Michael
"Our area has never seen a storm like this one."
By Mark Kaufman
The rise of renewable energy will change everything
Companies like AT&T are powering the renewable energy movement. Here’s why young people should be paying attention.
By AT&T
A 19-mile-long crack has opened up on the vulnerable Antarctic coast. What's next?
The Pine Island glacier keeps shedding massive ice slabs into the ocean.
By Mark Kaufman
Photos show widespread destruction in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael
The storm hit the Florida panhandle on Wednesday.
By Chloe Bryan
Watch as Florida man experiences eerie calm inside Hurricane Michael’s eye
"Blue skies, right in the eye."
By Mark Kaufman
