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Goats like it best when you smile, new research shows
They just want you to be happy.
By Laura Byager
New photo shows stellar life and death thousands of light-years from Earth
It's life and death on a cosmic scale.
Hurricane Maria is the deadliest storm of the 21st century
Nearly 3,000 people died as a result of the storm.
By Rayne Ellis
Earth is the warmest it's been in 120,000 years
The past few summers have been the warmest on Earth in a long, long time.
By Mark Kaufman
NASA aerosol map shows the beauty of nature's fury amidst fires and storms
From wildfires to dust storms to tropical cyclones, a new NASA visualization of Earth captures a beautiful satellite's-eye-view of it all.
Hurricane Lane weakens to tropical storm, but threat of flash flooding leaves Hawaii on edge
The monster storm gets downgraded but could still do major damage.
By Rebecca Ruiz
A dominant shark lurks in the deep, dark ocean. Meet the sixgill.
They reign over a massive swath of sea.
By Mark Kaufman
NASA spacecraft captures first images of the asteroid it will soon land on
NASA plans to bring back rocky samples from Bennu.
By Mark Kaufman
Turkey hopes to add its underwater 'Sunken City' to the World Heritage List
The ancient underwater city has been submerged since 1830.
By Lacey Smith
Take a look at the first space suit that let Americans walk in space
It came with a space gun.
Watch as NOAA storm hunters enter the stadium-like eye of Hurricane Lane
It's a "strong and dangerous storm."
By Mark Kaufman
Photos of Hurricane Lane from space show the extreme size of the monster storm
Don't be fooled by how peaceful it looks from above.
By Rayne Ellis
We may never see a hurricane season worse than the one that brought us Katrina
2017 was extremely active, but didn't come close to the record.
By Mark Kaufman
Powerful hurricanes usually steer clear of Hawaii, but Hurricane Lane is coming
At this point, severe storm impacts are expected.
By Mark Kaufman
Scientists thought 'Steve' was a new aurora. Turns out it isn't.
Scientists know "very little" about it.
By Johnny Lieu
Verizon explains why it throttled a fire department's data during wildfire
Firefighters had to pay up for more data.
By Sasha Lekach
Why Trump's EPA wants to kill the nation's most ambitious climate change plan
Bye, bye, Clean Power Plan.
By Mark Kaufman
New panda mom doesn't know she has twins thanks to these sneaky zookeepers
Pandas tend to abandon one cub to care for the other.
By Morgan Sung
Deadly, 40,000-foot fire tornado revealed in new videos
The footage shows the fire tornado that took a firefighter's life in late July.
By Laura Vitto
Recycling in the United States is in serious trouble. How does it work?
And we need to find a solution fast.
By Rayne Ellis
Don't worry, your cereal probably won't poison you with pesticides
The situation isn't nearly as dire as one report suggests.
We have some bad news about the future of the terrible wildfires in the Western U.S.
Parched lands, strong winds, and warm temperatures await the West.
By Mark Kaufman
