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To hunt in the dark, these fish bring their own 'flashlights'
It's survival of the brightest.
It's 73 degrees in the Mid-Atlantic today. Tomorrow it will snow.
Get ready for an acute case of weather whiplash.
Big, beautiful vertical forests suck in toxic smog
Concrete jungles with actual plants.
Google Maps images will be used to measure environmental damage in this city
Old and new images will be compared.
People can't believe a supermarket is selling a single boxed strawberry for $22
The fanciest strawberry ever.
By Yi Shu Ng
Sir David Attenborough is very stoked to get a new snail named after him
Behold, the newest David Attenborough.
By Johnny Lieu
Coal-fired electricity is at its lowest since officials started keeping track
Renewables and natural gas are still on the rise.
Powerful New Orleans tornado damages NASA's Michoud rocket factory
NASA's Michoud facility was damaged during a severe storm in New Orleans.
Japanese experiment proves that cleaning up space junk is hard
The Kounotori Integrated Tether Experiment failed to deploy from a Japanese spacecraft.
The well-paying job of the future will be solar-powered
One out of every 50 new jobs in the U.S. in 2016 were in the solar industry.
China's big, beautiful, green 'vertical forests' will suck up toxic smog
The towers, planned for 2018, will feature more than 3,000 trees and plants.
This 'GOT' star teamed up with Google to capture Greenland's melting ice
Google Street View is Arctic-bound.
This space capsule looks so real that a NASA scientist reported it
I want to believe.
Fierce North Atlantic storm to send temperatures soaring at North Pole (again)
A massive storm in the North Atlantic will bring temperatures to near the melting point at the North Pole.
Skywatchers spot bright fireball as it streaked across the Midwest
The bright green fireball surprised people across the Midwest.
Scientists are now spotting whales from outer space using satellites
Satellites come in handy for conservation too.
By Ariel Bogle
No, U.S. climate scientists didn't trick the world into adopting the Paris deal
A British newspaper claims NOAA fudged temperature data to disprove the global warming "hiatus."
NASA wins over Super Bowl geeks with longest Hail Mary pass ever
Space geeks love sports, too.
Ride Elon Musk's Hyperloop in virtual reality
The Hyperloop may still be a commuter's dream in the U.S., but now you can at least give it a try thanks to VR.
Trump administration begins altering EPA climate change websites
The changes to the EPA's climate websites show a potential shift away from preventing climate change, towards adapting to it.
Series of kick-ass storms roar across Atlantic towards UK and France
Several dangerous storms are set to slam into Western Europe.
New space pics show off the greatest kitten toe beans in all the universe
Just God's cat swiping cosmic crap off the universe's coffee table.
NASA experiments show how astronaut’s genes changed in space
Scott Kelly's 340 days in space changed a lot about the former astronaut.
Exxon's former CEO is now our secretary of state. So, there's that.
Tillerson is now a key player in determining the fate of the Paris Climate Agreement.
New photos from venerable spacecraft show off incredible details in Saturn’s rings
These new photos from the Cassini spacecraft show off Saturn's rings in a new way.
