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Police helicopter video shows the extent of California wildfire burning near Santa Rosa
Footage of the sprawling fire was captured by the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office.
The science behind the fast-moving wildfires that are devastating California
It's killing people and destroying homes.
By Tony Lee
This video proves that wasps eat meat and yeah, no thanks
Be careful at that barbecue, they want more than the sweet BBQ sauce.
By Aj Caldwell
How California's firestorm spread so mind-bogglingly fast: From 'Diablo' winds to climate trends
This is one of the worst fire events in California history.
Where do you want to be in 6 months? Richard Branson wants to be in space
Can he get there so quickly? Probably not.
California wildfires hit wine country, burning hotels and threatening vineyards
Several wineries and two wine tourism servicing hotels have been destroyed.
By Rachel Kraus
Wasp named after Lucius Malfoy just needs your love and understanding
We've checked and it really is a wasp, not just a clever animagus.
Terrifying photos show deadly wildfires rampaging across California, fed by wicked winds
A historic wildfire outbreak took place Sunday and Monday in California, with at least 14 blazes across the state.
By Andrew Freedman
Skies around Disneyland turn orange as Anaheim Hills fire rages
The happiest place in hell.
By Alison Main
If animals could talk, they'd just complain about dating apps of course
Just when you thought animals had it easy.
By Mashable
Startling images from space show smoke plume and heat from California wildfires
The fires have forced widespread evacuations, and destroyed at least 1,500 structures.
California burning: Historic fires break out from Sonoma to SoCal
Fires have spread out of control from northern to southern California, with some of the worst damage seen in Napa and Sonoma Counties.
By Nicole Gallucci and Andrew Freedman
SpaceX just stuck another rocket landing at sea, this time before dawn
SpaceX is getting almost too good at these rocket booster landings.
Hurricane Nate becomes fourth hurricane to hit the U.S. in 6 weeks
Nate landed at the mouth of the Mississippi River with 85 mph winds.
By Kerry Flynn
Hurricane Nate intensifies as it tracks toward Gulf Coast, bringing major surge threat
This storm is targeting an extremely vulnerable region.
Twitter users helped identify a mysterious blob on weather radar
When the National Weather Service calls for help, Twitter answers.
By Rachel Kraus
This man smuggles dinosaur bones into the U.S
This smuggler is known as "a one man black market."
By Mashable
Mike Pence laments America's lack of space leadership as astronauts risked lives on spacewalk
Bad timing equals bad political optics.
FEMA omits statistics on Puerto Rico hurricane response from website
Water and electricity availability were moved off FEMA's site.
Enthralling time-lapse of Canada and the United States requires your full attention
Everything looks so stunning.
Los Angeles is painting their roads white to cool the city down and improve air quality
I see asphalt and I want to paint it white.
