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These windows won't shatter for anything
Reinforced windows are the windows to the future.
By Louise Bartolotta
Turns out male dolphins use gifts and wingmen to woo women as well
No cheesy guitar serenades though.
By Johnny Lieu
Turn off your mind, relax, and float down a red hot stream of lava from a Hawaiian volcano
Bubbling lava, so soothing.
NASA says goodbye to Saturn with dramatic new photo
Still looking good after all these years.
A mysterious plume of radioactive particles wafted across Europe, and no one has fessed up to causing it
"It’s a forensic puzzle."
By Mark Kaufman
Trump threw shade at Obama during his first Thanksgiving turkey pardon
No one was pardoned from his shade.
Another thing we thought was water on Mars actually isn't water
Water continues to be elusive in the harsh Martian desert.
By Mark Kaufman
There's a town in Germany that is literally physically splitting apart
Youtuber Tom Scott explains the science behind the giant cracks.
An interstellar asteroid has been studied for the 1st time... and it looks really odd
"They should have sent a poet."
Keystone Pipeline wins approval, but not a guarantee, from Nebraska
Nebraska approved the Keystone XL Pipeline, clearing the way for the controversial project.
Fireballs shoot across sky as Leonid meteor shower peaks
Catch the meteor shower at its peak.
By Sasha Lekach
If you're single, get a dog — it could make you live longer
Forget forever alone and get a dog.
By Sasha Lekach
The feds are afraid of 21 teens suing on climate. An appeals court wants to know why.
A court will hear oral arguments in a historic climate lawsuit.
The Navy drew a giant dick in the sky
Look up in the sky! It's a bird, it's a plane...it's a penis?
This NASA simulation of aerosols reveals a lot about the recent hurricanes
See how the currents brought on destruction.
Earth just had its 2nd-warmest October, and 2017 could be the 2nd-warmest year on record
Our planet is headed for yet another record warm year.
Trump administration says hunters can bring African elephant trophies into the U.S.
African elephant tusks return to the U.S.
By Mark Kaufman
Calling all space enthusiasts: Use planets to tell the time with this solar system watch
You could say it's outta this world.
By Leah Stodart
An Earth-sized world 11 light-years from home may be our next best shot to find alien life
Is this the Goldilocks planet we've been looking for?
A 'medicane' forming in the central Mediterranean will take aim at Greece with wild winds, rain
This unique storm system is already causing major problems.
Algae farm turns carbon dioxide from Absolut Vodka distillery into oxygen and nutritious foods
Algae also converts carbon dioxide and sunlight into energy and oxygen.
Power line in Puerto Rico keeps failing
The power line Whitefish Energy worked on has failed twice in a week.
Three Connecticut elephants were just given lawyers, and the case sways on free will
Will judges decide animals are persons?
By Mark Kaufman
