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NASA took the 1st, astonishing aerial photos of the giant new Antarctic iceberg
The first flight above the Delaware-sized Antarctic iceberg produced some amazing images.
SpaceX is launching a secret mission to space Thursday. Here's what we know so far.
What exactly is in this government payload?
Trump slurps shark fin soup as U.S. works to remove itself from the shark fin trade
Maybe stick to ketchup and steak.
We wish this insanely creepy pre-historic shark was never found alive
It's guaranteed to haunt your nightmares
Watch astronaut Scott Kelly's first moments on Earth after a year in space
Scott Kelly takes a sweet breath of cool air.
The most important weather satellite you've never heard of launches to space Wednesday
The Joint Polar Satellite System (JPSS) is going to make your daily weather forecast more reliable.
These drunk pandas need a ride, while this sloth needs a friend
Ready to be best friends?
By Mashable
Global warming emissions hit record high in 2017, threatening Paris agreement goals
So the good news about global emissions has expired. Sorry.
Greenhouse gas emissions just went the wrong way, again
Despite years of promise, emissions are back up.
By Johnny Lieu
Deadly smog smothers New Delhi, posing grave health risks
This air is so polluted that just breathing without a protective mask is equivalent to smoking nearly 45 cigarettes a day.
Arctic blast forecast to break dozens of low temperature records in Eastern U.S. this weekend
This cold snap is unusually intense and far-reaching for so early in November.
A giant sculpture translates vibrations of 40,000 live bees into an explosion of light and sound
Being inside transports you.
La Niña is officially here to shape U.S. winter weather, along with global climate
La Niña is here, and it makes it more likely that parts of the U.S. will see a colder, snowier winter than average.
The first Arctic blast of the year is here, and it's about to get ass-cold, folks
The first Arctic blast of the 2017-18 winter season is here.
These innovative solutions to climate change are making serious waves
These startups are paving the way toward a cleaner, greener planet Earth.
By UBS
See the Northern Lights shimmer over Michigan in hypnotic time-lapse
'Tis the season for the aurora borealis.
Armed mosquitoes to battle invasive, disease-carrying mosquitoes in the U.S.
Killing mosquitoes with modified mosquitoes.
By Mark Kaufman
Smog is so bad in New Delhi, air quality is beyond the 'hazardous' level
That's not smoke; it's pollution.
By Sasha Lekach
Sheep trained to recognize Jake Gyllenhaal, for science
They also could pick out Barack Obama and Emma Watson.
By Sasha Lekach
