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Massive solar power project will be 100 times larger than any in the world
200 gigawatts. $200 billion.
Leaked EPA email tells staff to play up climate denial, ignore actual data
Pruitt's climate denial could spread from the EPA.
A distant galaxy doesn't seem to contain any dark matter, and that's really weird
Regular matter's shady cousin has gone missing.
New plan would pay your deposit back if you return your drinks containers
Way to go, 'Blue Planet II'!
A SpaceX rocket launch blew a temporary hole in Earth's upper atmosphere
The shockwave was four times the size of the state of California.
China's Tiangong-1 space station could fall to Earth on Easter weekend
Get ready for some falling space junk.
Why NASA is struggling to launch its most ambitious space science project yet
The James Webb Space Telescope is having a rough time.
MIT created this imposter robot fish to spy on sea creatures
Time to find out what's REALLY going on in the ocean.
Weird orange snow captivates skiers in eastern Europe
It only happens every five years.
By Johnny Lieu
Rhino experts aren’t banking on unproven IVF technology to rescue threatened species
The price on rhino heads has been going up.
By Mark Kaufman
We asked astronauts if they think aliens exist. Here's what they said.
The truth is out there. It's just really hard to find.
Arctic sea ice hits 2nd-lowest seasonal peak as scientists ring alarm bells
The four lowest winter peaks in Arctic sea ice have occurred in the past four years.
Tropical Cyclone Nora intensifies off Australia's northern coast
Expected to reach Category 3 over the weekend.
More than 150 whales strand themselves on Western Australian beach
Wildlife staff and volunteers are battling to ensure surviving whales get back to sea.
By Johnny Lieu
The Humanity Star satellite is officially dead, months earlier than expected
Humanity Star, we hardly knew you.
We may know when China's space station will fall to Earth, but we still don't know where
Where in the world will Tiangong-1 crash?
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is up to 16 times more massive than thought
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch contains far more plastic debris than scientists thought, and it's growing exponentially.
In court, oil company admits reality of human-caused global warming, denies guilt
"The oil companies are now in a real pickle."
By Mark Kaufman
Weather app glitch makes it look like hell is basically freezing over
Might wanna layer up on Saturday.
Scientists built a robot fish to spy on hard-to-find ocean animals
SoFi blends right in.
By Johnny Lieu
The strongest storm of 2018 is swirling in the Indian Ocean
Hi there, Cyclone Marcus.
These giant drones carefully groom wind turbine blades to keep them from freezing
They can fly up to 1,300 feet in the air and still be functional.
Space photos of the spring nor'easter will bring out your inner weather nerd
This snowstorm looks beautiful from space.
