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This terrifying sea creature could be one of our earliest ancestors
Say hello to your distant, distant relative.
Giant nets harvest fog to solve water crisis in Morocco
The nets are fishing water out of thin air.
This space agency is planning to launch 104 satellites in one go
India's ISRO continues to impress the world.
By Manish Singh
Elon Musk's private escape tunnel is a step closer to becoming a reality
Yes, the tunnel is real.
50 years ago, the Apollo program began with a deadly tragedy
Astronauts Virgil "Gus" Grissom, Edward H. White II and Roger B. Chaffee died when their spacecraft caught fire during a training exercise.
Someone drove onto this jetty during a high surf advisory and it ended terribly
The ocean is an unforgiving and brutal force of nature.
Here are Boeing's new slim, touchscreen-friendly spacesuits
Soon, astronauts going to the International Space Station will be wearing these.
By Sasha Lekach
How 21 kids could keep climate websites from going completely dark
Students now stand between the Trump administration and climate website deletions.
Please leave me alone while I stare at this photo of Jupiter
This photo of Jupiter is really soothing and we should all look at it.
A robotic NASA mission could help us mine asteroids in the future
A new NASA mission could help us mine resources from asteroids in the future.
Trump’s political appointees will vet EPA’s scientific work before release
EPA studies will now have to be vetted by political appointees before public release.
By The Associated Press
This giant offshore wind farm will be the largest in the U.S.
The 90-megawatt project near Long Island, New York, cleared a major hurdle.
WikiLeaks wants any climate change data that Trump is ignoring
If the government won't take it, WikiLeaks wants it.
By Sasha Lekach
The D.C. march for science will be the most wonderfully nerdy demonstration ever
Scientists (and their supporters) are taking their own stand in Washington.
Mysterious Twitter account steps forward to lead the National Park resistance
The rebellion continues!
India is remeasuring Mount Everest to find out if it shrunk after earthquake
The last measurement was 62 years ago.
The Badlands Twitter account is the ultimate climate rebel
It's a weird day when a government Twitter account's posts are hailed as defiance.
Government scientists are caught between new gag order and their own ethics policies
Scientists and employees at the USDA and employees at the EPA have found themselves under a gag order.
Trump nominee pledges to shield NOAA climate scientists from intimidation, censorship
Climate science at NOAA may be protected, according to a key Trump nominee.
Trump gives second life to Keystone XL, Dakota Access oil pipelines
The moves would dismantle Obama's pro-climate decisions.
China will make it rain over an area 1.7 times the size of France
China will splash $168 million on its ambitious project.
By Yi Shu Ng
Trump's new White House website contains plenty of 'alternative facts'
The White House website contains some highly questionable stats.
A group of college students wants to brew beer on the moon, because why not
A team of students wants to use a can-sized fermenter to brew beer on the moon.
Tower in China is turning smog into jewelry
The air around the tower in Beijing is already 55 percent cleaner.
