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Powerful undersea earthquake prompts Alaska residents to scramble for higher ground
The magnitude 7.9 earthquake prompted evacuations.
Philippines' most active volcano continues to spew lava and ash
Mayon is at it again.
By Johnny Lieu
Cute baby aardvark is fussy about being weighed
He doesn't look a whole lot like Arthur...
Scientists have found a potentially super cool replacement to electrical lighting
It may one day mean trees that light the streets.
By Tony Lee
The government shutdown is screwing over SpaceX
The government shutdown is delaying SpaceX's test of the Falcon Heavy.
Space startup Rocket Lab successfully sent a rocket to orbit
It's a big step in proving the company can send commercial payloads to space.
By Johnny Lieu
Jeanette Epps is not the only astronaut NASA has removed from their planned flights
Many NASA astronauts have been removed from their flights, usually for health reasons.
This new species of brittle star lived 435 million years ago
It lived in the ocean over what is now Ireland.
By Morgan Sung
A government shutdown could turn NASA centers into ghost towns
The astronauts are safe, and a lot of people stay home.
Norwegian Air claims record for shortest transatlantic flight, propelled by 200 mph tailwinds
From New York to London in record time.
You'll still get NOAA weather forecasts and warnings during the government shutdown
Severe weather warnings and routine weather forecasts will still be issued.
Insane video shows tree falling just inches from woman and her baby in a stroller
No! No! No! No! Yes!
Astronaut expected to be the 1st African-American Space Station crewmember won't fly in 2018 after all
Jeanette Epps has been reassigned and will not fly to the Space Station this year.
These visualizations make disturbing 2017 temperature milestone look like modern art
Some scientists are making it easier to picture the severity of global warming.
Dutch people are sharing terrifying storm footage from the Netherlands
As a dangerous storm blows across the Netherlands, the Dutch people are documenting the storm damage in real time
By Laura Vitto
2017 was one of Earth's top 3 hottest years on record, which should come as no surprise
The temperature targets in the Paris Climate Agreement may be slipping beyond our grasp.
People totally freaked out over the meteor above Michigan
The National Weather Service in Detroit said the flash was "a likely meteor."
Massive oil spill spreads in East China Sea, could be world's largest in decades
The tanker was carrying 1 million barrels of lightweight oil condensate.
Here’s how NASA is preparing the largest telescope ever built for space
It's almost ready for liftoff!
This chatbot wants to cut through the noise on climate science
Too much misinformation and noise on your News Feed? You're not alone.
By Johnny Lieu
Scary video shows Prius 'bobsledding' down a powerful mudslide
The only way was down.
By Tim Chester
Booster from Chinese rocket crashes to Earth near a small town
Luckily, it appears no one was hurt.
