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30 years after NASA's Challenger disaster, Christa McAuliffe's lessons will be taught in space
This is a lovely tribute.
As the Paris flood peaks this weekend, social media users are there to capture it
A look at life on the ground in Paris in the midst of the city's second major flood since 2016.
Trump's NASA budget will say goodbye to the Space Station and send us back to the moon
Let's go to the moon again, y'all.
Swatting at mosquitoes might not be pointless after all
The insects love to feed on humans. But they also like not dying.
Arctic weirding goes into overdrive, with shattered ice and temperature records
Alaska and other parts of the Arctic are having yet another disturbingly mild winter.
Watch the moment 2 highway patrol officers discover California's devastating mudslides
New dashcam footage shows highway patrol car being swept away by Montecito mudslides.
By Ryan Thaxton
The upcoming polar vortex looks so much like a Tide Pod 😕
Try to say it doesn't.
By Peter Allen Clark and Andrew Freedman
Vets use fish skin to heal bears injured in California wildfires
Warning: The heartwarming photos of their recovery may make you emotional.
By Morgan Sung
Frigid February: Polar vortex poised to bring ultra-cold air to Canada, U.S.
Get ready for another Arctic blast to spill into the U.S.
How to see the very special 'super blue blood moon' rising next week
A total lunar eclipse, plus a supermoon, plus a blue moon? Sign us up.
We could learn a thing or two about relaxation from this elephant seal
Majestic creatures.
The new Park Service head once allowed a billionaire to chop down 130 protected trees
The new acting director was previously investigated by the agency he now runs.
By Mark Kaufman
The Doomsday Clock is a gimmick, but why it just moved closer to midnight is deadly serious
There must be a better way of conveying impending doom.
Monkeys are being cloned inside a Chinese lab. This is what they look like.
It's raising ethical concerns.
Elon Musk says SpaceX will launch the Falcon Heavy 'in a week or so'
SpaceX really wants to light this candle.
Cloned monkeys born in Chinese lab pave way for new medical studies
Two cloned monkeys have been born, and others are on the way.
By Mark Kaufman
Besieged by drought, Cape Town is on the verge of running out of water
Residents are counting down to the dreaded "Day Zero."
Mayon volcano erupts, leading to evacuation of over 56,000
There's been a lot of activity in the Pacific Ring of Fire lately...
A satellite secretly launched by a little rocket is expected to be 'the brightest thing in the night sky'
The Humanity Star is designed to bring us all together.
The Seine is overflowing, but these archival photos of 1910 Paris show this has happened before
Parisians had to hop aboard rowboats in 1910.
By Shannon Connellan and Keith Wagstaff
Dramatic photos of flooded Paris as the Seine overflows
The water level has more than doubled.
Trump sucker punched solar power while you weren't looking
But this probably isn't a renewable energy apocalypse for the U.S.
