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This is the proper way of eating pudding in space
Earth eating is so substandard.
Neil deGrasse Tyson slams Trump's disdain for climate science
No science advisor? Well, that's just the start.
By Johnny Lieu
Shareholders force Exxon to plan for a future where it can't burn all the oil
Here's why this is a major victor for climate activists.
Here’s why you shouldn’t totally despair if the U.S. ditches the Paris Climate Agreement
City and state leaders say they'll keep fighting climate change, even if on their own.
From politicians to celebrities, few are happy to see Trump pull out of Paris Agreement
Forget "covfefe" — it's time to focus on the Paris Climate Agreement.
For second time, U.S. to withdraw from major climate treaty, this time the Paris Agreement
Trump to Earth's climate: What warming?
Elon Musk to Donald Trump: If you leave the Paris Climate Agreement, I'm out
Silicon Valley fails again.
By Kerry Flynn
U.S. could be 'left behind' if Trump exits the Paris Climate Agreement
The U.N. chief urged America to stay in the global climate accord.
A NASA moon mission got smacked by a piece of space debris and lived to tell the tale
That's one tough spacecraft.
Terrifying footage emerges from raging storm in Moscow
This was no ordinary spring thunderstorm.
Great white shark leaps into tiny boat, fisherman treats it like NBD
Just when you thought it was safe to go fishing.
Beautiful timelapse of the southern lights is the most soothing thing you'll see all day
Surely this isn't planet Earth.
By Johnny Lieu
Saturn's hexagon-shaped jet stream spins and changes colors with the seasons
Look at that beautiful, raging storm.
Climate researchers shot down Trump's EPA administrator in the nerdiest way imaginable
Interesting hypothesis, Mr. Pruitt.
This guy survives in the wild with nothing but a bunch of everyday tech gadgets
A modern day MacGyver.
By Yvette Tan
DARPA reveals design of its space plane for faster, cheaper satellite launches
DARPA just took the wraps off the near future of low Earth orbit space travel.
Jupiter is the gigantic, stormy hellscape we always feared
From huge cyclones to enormous cloud formations, Jupiter is intense.
Trump's budget would put America's wild horses on dinner plates
President Trump's budget proposal would save an estimated $10 million in 2018 by allowing the wild horses to wind up on someone's plate.
