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Facebook brings disaster relief assistance to users who might need it the most
Community Help comes to Facebook Lite
By Rachel Kraus
Here's what a rocket launch looks like from the view of a satellite
It looks so tiny.
By Johnny Lieu
Stunning astronaut photos show multiple hurricanes swirling in the Atlantic
We have entered the peak of hurricane season.
By Rayne Ellis
How Hurricane Florence overcame big odds to target the East Coast
"This an anomalous storm."
By Mark Kaufman
Hurricane Florence is on its way to the East Coast. Here's what to expect.
Hurricane Florence has rapidly become a Category 4 storm.
By Rayne Ellis
SpaceX nails another rocket landing on its droneship
Bad weather didn't stop another successful SpaceX launch and landing.
By Johnny Lieu
The Air Force is trying to figure out a response to Elon Musk's pot smoking
More drama in Elon land.
By Karissa Bell
Glowing snow is falling thousands of feet under the sea. Here's why.
"It’s critical to all deep-sea life -- its the fuel that feeds the deep sea."
By Mark Kaufman
In just four days, extreme heat melted the snow off this massive glacier
It's been a scorching summer.
By Mark Kaufman
The Colorado River is evaporating, and climate change is largely to blame
"We’re locked in — we can’t go back to the way it was before.”
By Mark Kaufman
Astronaut captures photos of ominous-looking Hurricane Florence from space
Hurricane Florence looks pretty scary from space.
By Rayne Ellis
New islands are being left behind by rapidly retreating Arctic glaciers
"They'll retreat for the next several hundred years."
By Mark Kaufman
Pacific Islands ask U.S. to rejoin Paris Accord, deeming climate change 'the single greatest threat' to the region
And they're calling on the U.S. to rejoin the Paris Agreement.
Hurricane Florence is our first major hurricane of the 2018 season in the Atlantic. Where will it go?
But it's too early to tell if the East Coast has anything to worry about.
By Rayne Ellis
Fish are friends, not food: Meet the world's first known omnivorous shark
It's mainly seagrass on this shark's menu.
11,800-pound meteorite withstands a devastating fire at Brazil's National Museum
Amid the charred walls, a space rock remains.
By Mark Kaufman
American and Canadian firefighters share a nice moment while fighting wildfire at the border
A moment of camaraderie during another tough wildfire season.
How realistic are sci-fi spaceships?
The future of spacecraft, explained by a man who launches present-day spacecraft.
By Chris Taylor
Climate change could mean more bugs and bad things for the world's crops
Get out your bug spray.
By Rayne Ellis
We went to the first tennis match in space and it was lit
Houston, we have a tennis match.
AI developed by Google and Harvard could help predict earthquake aftershocks
"I think we've really just scratched the surface of what could be done with aftershock forecasting."
By Johnny Lieu
Details of Saturn's northern lights revealed in new Hubble telescope photos
It beats the auroras on Earth for sure.
Some people thought this meteor in Australia was a UFO
Some people saw the flash and thought they were caught speeding on camera.
By Morgan Sung
NASA's New Horizons just gave us its first look at Ultima Thule, a world 1 billion miles from Pluto
Ultima Thule is coming into focus.
