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Hauntingly beautiful images emerge from deadly ice storms
A third wave of freezing rains pummeled the Midwest and Plains on Sunday.
SpaceX's breathtaking bullseye rocket landing in gifs
Follow the rocket from launch to landing with these gifs.
By Adario Strange and Miriam Kramer
SpaceX returns to flight in style, launching satellites and landing another rocket
SpaceX brought a Falcon 9 booster in for a pretty landing on a drone ship in the Pacific Ocean.
SpaceX's Saturday rocket launch is a big freaking deal
Watch as SpaceX launches its first rocket since an explosion in September.
When engineers shut down Niagara Falls' water flow and found surprisingly few corpses
The falls ran dry for the first time in 12,000 years.
A private space company you probably don't know has enough money to land on the moon
Moon Express has enough money for its first mission to the moon.
Elon Musk's SpaceX absolutely needs its satellite internet business to work
SpaceX is betting big on its satellite internet business.
Nickelodeon's plans for an underwater Spongebob Squarepants attraction has sparked outrage
Dora the Explorer will also feature in the ambitious project.
By Yvette Tan
New species of gibbon named after Star Wars character, and Twitter can't cope
Yoda would be proud.
Actual footage shows what it was like to land on Saturn's moon Titan
A spacecraft sends back amazing video of touching down on another world.
Janelle Monáe's NASA photoshoot makes the space age cool again
The 'Hidden Figures' star shows off at NASA.
These robots are transforming how we see wildlife
From four-wheel cameras to underwater vehicles, robots are helping us explore the world.
Meet the robonauts: NASA's humanoid robots
A humanoid robot in space now could one day help NASA astronauts do more and better work.
Most of the coral in Japan's largest coral reef are dead, and the rest are dying
The tragic findings also revealed that the rest of the reef is nearly all bleached.
By Yi Shu Ng
For the first time ever, a bumblebee is on the U.S. endangered species list
These busy bees are slowing down.
By Sasha Lekach
Tillerson is dead wrong in what he told the Senate on climate science
Scientists have been projecting climate consequences since the 1800s.
Secretary of state nominee Rex Tillerson shows his true colors on climate change
Tillerson avoided key questions about Exxon's climate misinformation campaign.
Climate activists protested Rex Tillerson’s nomination in T. Rex costumes
Fossils v. fossil fuels.
Mark your 2022 calendars to watch a star explosion
If a scientific prediction holds, you should see a surprisingly bright light in the sky in about five years.
Humans will drive polar bears to extinction without climate action, feds say
Federal officials said human-driven global warming is the species' biggest threat.
Magic and a little seasickness: The world's largest all-women expedition to Antarctica
"The absolute shock of seeing old soda bottles washing up on the Antarctic peninsula was very confronting."
By Ariel Bogle
Violent storm flips over trucks and trees in trail of destruction
Wind gusts reached speeds of well over hurricane force.
The U.S. just had its 2nd-warmest year on record, scope of warmth was 'unparalleled'
From Alaska to Georgia, record heat was widespread in the U.S. last year.
