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We only have 3 years left to turn the corner on global warming
Experts issued a stark warning and bold plan to tackle climate change.
A commercial astronaut training site and its massive pool are coming to Britain
It will be built at a soon-to-close RAF station.
Antarctic ice shelf crack is moving at record speeds, poised to cleave off massive iceberg any minute
This iceberg could speed the demise of an entire Antarctic ice shelf.
The 'debate' Rick Perry wants to hold on global warming is total BS
A red team, blue team debate is a red herring.
China's verdant 'forest city' will fight pollution with a million plants
More plants than people will live there.
By Yi Shu Ng and Maria Gallucci
Now you can watch a slick SpaceX rocket landing in augmented reality
A rocket landing in your own backyard.
California fears that the St. Francis Dam could collapse in Winter 2018
A dam that killed more than 500 people.
Sea level rise is accelerating, with Greenland in leading role
Greenland now is responsible for 25 percent of global sea level rise.
The Great Barrier Reef is worth $42 billion. It's also under serious threat.
Australia needs a healthy reef system to support its economy.
'Anonymous' says NASA has found alien life, but let's all slow the hell down
Nope. Still not aliens.
Elon Musk packs the best of SpaceX's latest landing in 20-second video
The best moments of SpaceX's latest achievement in less time than it takes to watch a TV commercial.
SpaceX sticks its 2nd rocket landing in 48 hours, and oh just take us to orbit already
SpaceX sticks its 13th rocket landing, making it look easy.
Macron teams up with Schwarzenegger to troll Trump in climate change video
"Make the Planet Great Again" gains another backer.
Divers use custom Snapchat Spectacles to explore deep underwater
Snapchat the ocean floor with these custom goggles.
By Sasha Lekach
In 1943, a farmer's cornfield suddenly sprouted a 1,300-foot volcano
Dionisio Pulido was preparing his fields for the spring sowing. Then the rumbling began.
SpaceX’s second launch-and-land of a used rocket was a nail-biter
Flight tested, Elon Musk approved.
By Miriam Kramer and Andrew Freedman
The Southwest U.S. heat wave broke dozens of temperature records, giving us a glimpse at our climate future
It's been hot enough to set all-time records, which is hard to do.
IBM is trying to forecast the weather on every block, worldwide
Forget NOAA, the best weather models may soon come from IBM.
Space nerds rejoice: SpaceX is planning a rocket launch double-header in the next 3 days
There's no better party than a rocket launch party.
The 9 funniest lines from a coal kingpin's lawsuit against John Oliver
A giant squirrel particularly irked the coal company boss.
By Patrick Kulp
