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How whales went from just big to absolutely enormous
A few million years, and a whole lot of krill.
Feel the power of a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket test in new video
When this rocket flies, it's going to be epic.
Rocket Lab successfully launches rocket into space from New Zealand
Welcome to space.
By Johnny Lieu
Weather forecasts are imperfect. Under Trump's budget, they'll be nearly impossible
Today's forecast: Partly, well, I don't know, with a high of maybe?
Here's why flamingos are so incredibly good at standing on one leg
Scientists are closer to solving an animal mystery.
By Paul Rose
Pope Francis just threw some serious papal shade at Donald Trump
How about you read this, Mr. President? ASAP.
Trump's budget screws over climate research, but don't freak out yet
These are not small, run-of-the-mill budget cuts.
The real losers in Trump's NASA budget are kids and the Earth
We can't all be winners, I guess.
Scientists kept mouse sperm in space for 9 months—then tried making babies
Sperm ... in space.
By Sasha Lekach
These worms may solve the plastic waste problem
Looks like there’s a way to worm out of the huge plastic problem.
By Tony Lee
Amazon CEO tries to sell kids on working on the moon
Hey, kids! Who wants to live on the moon!
Two NASA astronauts just completed a last-minute spacewalk outside the Space Station
Two astronauts are floating in space for a quickly-planned spacewalk.
Astronauts to go on 'contingency' spacewalk to fix Space Station
NASA's Peggy Whitson is about to walk her 10th spacewalk.
Get your own bag of (real) moon dust for just $4 million
Sotheby's will auction the rare Apollo 11 artifact.
There is a protective bubble around Earth and we put it there
We affect the space environment around us.
Global warming is forcing the Global Seed Vault to make an early upgrade
Is doomsday already here? Not quite.
Researchers have invented conductive ink used to print solar panels
Its inventors hope it can be used by remote communities that have never had electricity before.
EPA devotes money to buyouts while adding bodyguards for controversial new leader
Unless you're a bodyguard, you face an uncertain future at the EPA.
Jake Gyllenhaal throws serious shade at Trump's treatment of the environment
"There's no better time than now for something like this."
By Sam Haysom
In the U.S., trees are on the move because of climate change
Rising temperatures and changing rainfall are sending trees packing.
Thursday may be a weather nerd's dream, but it's a nightmare for some
Winter and summer are coexisting, just not peacefully.
Ant might have a fierce name, but it's scared of everything
It even shied away from honey.
By Yi Shu Ng
