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The first photos from a revolutionary new weather satellite are gorgeous
The first photos from GOES-16 show the Earth in a beautiful new light.
Over a dozen dead as violent storms slam Southeast U.S.
The unusually widespread January tornado outbreak rolled eastward into Sunday night.
Rachel Carson doc tells the environmentalist's inspiring life story
The 'Silent Spring' author helped spark the modern environmental movement.
6 scientists are living like they're on Mars for the next 8 months
A group of researchers in Hawaii has begun a Mars mission simulation that will last for the next eight months.
New White House website scrubbed of most climate change references
Climate change no longer has a place on the White House website.
One of the largest icebergs ever seen is even closer to breaking off Antarctica
This massive crack in Antarctica probably isn't a good sign, right?
Al Gore is a climate change James Bond in urgent, exhilarating 'Inconvenient Sequel'
A whole new side of the former VP comes out in this thrilling documentary.
By Josh Dickey
There's a serious danger to the soft climate denial pedaled by Trump's cabinet picks
"It's not a hoax" is about all they were willing to say, and that's a problem.
A little moon is making waves in Saturn's rings
NASA captures a stunning new photo from its Cassini spacecraft.
Trump's EPA nominee spars with Bernie Sanders over climate change
Meanwhile, 2016 was the hottest year on record.
SpaceX's most recent rocket landing looks so sci-fi in new photos
The new photos show the Falcon 9 rocket backlit as it comes in for a landing.
It's official, 2016 was Earth's warmest year on record
The first eight months of the year were each record warm, NOAA found.
By Ryan Sedmak
These 3 graphics explain 2016’s record warmth
These are the only charts you need to see to understand how warm 2016 really was.
2016 was Earth's warmest year on record, continuing a three-year streak
Each of the past three years have now set annual temperature records.
'Message in a bottle' found 9,000 miles away with a tech twist
It travelled from Iceland to Scotland.
Obama directs $500 million to Green Climate Fund just before Trump takes office
The funding fulfills America's international commitments, before Trump likely chokes off future pledges.
The science of the puke-filled space date on 'The Bachelor'
You too can feel the weightlessness and nausea of a flight to space here on Earth.
A big Antarctic ice crack is forcing scientists to evacuate research station
The Halley VI research base is under threat.
Scientists are catching sea turtles 'rodeo style' for an important reason
Turtles' excellent sense of direction has long been fascinating.
By Johnny Lieu
Leonie the shark doesn't need a man, begins impregnating herself instead
There could be big implications for the shark's conservation.
By Johnny Lieu
Gene Cernan, the last astronaut to walk on the moon, has died
An icon of the space program
3 guys happen to catch SpaceX launch from an airplane
A stunning view of the big moment
