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Disastrous 2017 Atlantic hurricane season ends, with hard-hit areas still reeling
This was one of the most expensive hurricane seasons in U.S. history.
That 'alien' bacteria on the Space Station? It's probably not aliens.
Yet again, it's probably not aliens.
By Mark Kaufman
To obtain funding, scientists may be avoiding use of the term 'climate change' in research proposals
"Extreme weather" or "environmental variability" can serve as "climate change" substitutes.
By Sasha Lekach
This tent-like machine turns your food scraps into cooking gas
Literally reducing and reusing.
By Dymond Green
Trump's pick to lead key science agency actually accepts human-caused global warming
Barry Myers represents an anomaly among Trump appointees.
Confidence grows that extreme weather pattern will soon envelop Northern Hemisphere
A weather pattern known for causing extremes is about to set up shop across the Northern Hemisphere.
NASA's AI drone raced a human pilot, and we're officially living in a sci-fi movie
The ultimate test of man vs. machine.
Water-resistant Converse sneakers are here for those rainy days
Chuck Taylors get a GORE-TEX boost.
By Sasha Lekach
Dramatic photo shows what lurks in a doomed galaxy
The Small Magellanic Cloud is looking ... different.
How the rumbling Bali volcano could temporarily cool the globe
Any global cool down would be temporary, a blip on the overall warming trend.
By Mark Kaufman
Budweiser is one step closer to developing beer on Mars
It's gonna be out of this world.
By Michelle Yan
Breathing the New Delhi air is at times equivalent to smoking 45 cigarettes per day
It's a dangerous time.
By Tony Lee
This two-story camera will bring us one step closer to understanding the universe
Could you imagine taking a selfie with this?
Researchers turn to new technique for boosting coral growth in the Great Barrier Reef
Larval reseeding offers a glimmer of hope.
By Johnny Lieu
Now you can own NASA's Golden Record on vinyl
The perfect gift for any space nerd in your life.
Big weather pattern shift could blast East Coast with frigid air, snow in mid-December
When weather geeks get this excited, it's time to pay attention.
Thousands of passengers left stranded at Bali airport after major volcano erupts
Hundreds of flights have been cancelled.
By Yvette Tan
Bali's Mount Agung has first major volcano eruption since 1963, sends thick ash cloud into sky
The last fatal eruption was in 1963.
By Kerry Flynn
Light pollution has worsened worldwide in last 5 years, with LED lights implicated
Are LEDs all they're cracked up to be?
Fans of cold and snow in the U.S. will love this new winter outlook
This winter is a wild card forecast that leans toward cold and snow for parts of the U.S.
