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Cruise ship crashes into one of the most biodiverse coral reefs in the world
The spot is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Hurricane forecasters sent a blunt warning to their bosses
Not every computer model tweak is an improvement.
Looks like Matt Damon really could've grown potatoes on Mars
Just like in 'The Martian.'
Saturn's tiny, bizarre moon Pan looks like a flying saucer... or Trump's face
What even are you, Pan?
EPA chief denies carbon dioxide is main cause of global warming and... wait, what!?
Scott Pruitt isn't your typical EPA administrator.
'Ancient Earth' series brings rare and wonderful dinosaurs back to life
Reliving the planet's fifth extinction.
Pocket-sized starshooting camera will ship with a bunch of new lenses
It's looking pretty slick.
By Victoria Ho
NASA gives out data about TRAPPIST-1 and its planets for free online
Astronomers, get excited.
New coral reefs study finally gives us some good news
Some corals have an ancient and helpful stress response.
Trump's favorite techie thinks there should be 'more open debate' on global warming
Fracking is great, and global warming may not be real. What?!
Rhino killed for its horn inside French zoo; rare old African elephant killed too
Two brazen killings of iconic species.
Need another reason to cut CO2? Oceans will suffer, study says
Four-fifths of the world's oceans will take a hit.
Elusive whale caught on video for the first time
At long last, meet the True's beaked whale.
Blue Origin shares a preview of its giant New Glenn rocket
One of Jeff Bezos' rockets gets the computer animation treatment
Scientists could end up flying blind about Arctic sea ice at the worst possible time
Sea ice observations could soon go dark.
The mystery of why pandas are black and white has been solved
Panda, panda, panda, panda, panda.
By Sasha Lekach
We might be able to make Mars habitable
The key to the plan may involve artificial magnetic fields.
Looking for hope on climate change under Trump? Cities are where the action is.
Local leaders say they won't stop their efforts, even as the federal government reverses course.
Strongest storm in years, Cyclone Enawo, strikes Madagascar
This is the strongest storm to strike the island nation in at least 13 years.
The U.N. says pollution is having this effect on 1.7 million children a year
Unhealthy environments hurt kids most.
Check out this glorious map of lightning striking around the globe
The Global Lightning Mapper lives up to its billing.
Enjoy NOAA's vital satellite imagery, while you still can
Deep budget cuts are on the horizon.
Here's who we think will fly to the moon with SpaceX
In which we speculate wildly about who might be going to the moon with SpaceX.
This artist paints landscapes with her fingers and the results are epic
This artist has got the magic touch.
By Tony Lee
