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A deep dive into the Antarctic Ocean reveals stunning views of wildlife
You won't believe what's down there.
'Beast from the East' intensifies, bringing more extreme weather to Europe
People have posted some staggering images and video to social media.
This is what a red alert for snowfall actually looks like at an airport
That's some pretty horrifying weather.
Upcoming nor'easter could be even worse than the 'Bomb Cyclone'
This storm could prove damaging along much of the East Coast.
Intense nor'easter may demolish coastal flood records, knock out power to millions
A beast of a storm will slam into Southern New England and the Mid-Atlantic on Friday.
EPA chief Scott Pruitt says his next flight will be in coach, not first class
Pruitt, however, may still sometimes fly in first class.
By Mark Kaufman
These rare blue ice formations are attracting photographers
Look at this amazing work of nature.
By Dymond Green
This comedian's neighbours left her wine in the snow to help beat weather blues
Because what are neighbours for?!
LEGO ditches oil-based plastics for some of its toys, will use plants instead
LEGO's little trees and plants will now be made from... plants.
By Mark Kaufman
The ice on Lake Michigan has turned blue. Here's why.
Technically, it didn't turn blue at all....
By Mark Kaufman
Dangerous storm targets Northeast, Mid-Atlantic with high winds, coastal flooding, inland snow
This storm will be the strongest since January's 'Bomb Cyclone.'
Finding alien life won't cause chaos and panic, according to scientists
Hold the pitchforks, these aliens come in peace
By Dymond Green
Let this sweary Twitter account help you express your 'Beast from the East' feelings
Swearing is the key to beating this cold snap.
Someone tried skiing through London and it's truly facepalm-worthy
The Winter Olympics got nothin' on an inch or two of snow.
'Beast from the East' to plunge UK, rest of Europe into historic deep freeze
The frigid air mass will stretch from Ireland to Siberia.
The moon might get its own 4G network next year because sure why not
Insert pun about long distance charges here.
Saturn's moon Enceladus may play host to hardy microbes like these
Methane gas that's ejected from Enceladus could come from microbes.
By Mark Kaufman
The lake that reminds them of home
Many people from the Marshall Islands move to Arkansas to escape the impacts of climate change and nuclear bomb tests.
By Jan Hendrik Hinzel
Doomsday seed vault to get fortified with influx of $13 million
The vault's entrance flooded in 2016.
By Mark Kaufman
That planet circling Proxima Centauri may not be that great of a place to live
Extreme solar flares don't make for easy living.
Drastic Arctic warm event stuns scientists, as record-breaking temperatures reach the North Pole
"I think it's fair to say that this event is unprecedented in our record."
Warming Antarctic may force over 1 million King Penguins to find new homes or perish
Global warming could force King Penguins to quickly find new homes or face starvation.
By Mark Kaufman
