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The emotional toll of covering climate change in the Trump era
Hopelessness is not an option.
Obama says clean energy's momentum is 'irreversible,' even under Trump
The president shares four reasons clean energy isn't going away anytime soon.
Legendary 'tunnel tree' falls victim to powerful California storm
This iconic drive-through sequoia tree fell victim to the latest powerful storm to pummel California.
If you want to see bees flash frozen, look no further
Perfectly preserved, flash frozen bees.
By Mashable
Bee-sicles, it’s all in the name of research
To save the bees, you gotta freeze some of them.
By Mashable
Barrage of winter storms dump dangerous rain and snow on West Coast
Homes, highways, vineyards and cars were under water Sunday.
An iceberg the size of Delaware is about to break off Antarctica
This will be one of the largest icebergs ever recorded.
This is what you look like from Mars
Your afternoon dose of perspective brought to you by a spacecraft orbiting Mars.
2-week blitz of storms to bring damaging flooding, 12-plus feet of snow to California
How does 14 trillion gallons of water in seven days sound?
This 56-year-old woman is about to break another record in space
Peggy Whitson keeps making history.
By Sasha Lekach
China is about to kick America's butt in renewable energy
China says it will plow $361 billion into renewables by 2020.
NASA's first African-American Space Station crewmember is your new role model
Jeanette Epps will fly to the Space Station for a long-duration mission next year.
The people taking Trump’s secretary of state pick to court aren’t who you’d expect
“All of this evidence is going to come out in ways that will shock people."
Threatened bluefin tuna fetches $632,000 at Tokyo auction
Surging sushi consumption is putting tuna at risk.
Prominent climate-denying politician gets schooled by science, again
The new research contradicts a Republican lawmaker's suspicions about climate data.
NASA to explore a metal asteroid that could be the core of a doomed planet
NASA is slated to launch two robotic missions to asteroids in the 2020s.
Dazzling photo of stellar nursery cuts through cosmic dust to reveal baby stars
Check out those baby stars growing 1,350 light-years from Earth.
Prolific Pacific storms set to punch California with blockbuster rain, snow
Drought-stricken California is coping with something unusual (lately): heavy rain and mountain snow.
Researchers bid farewell to 'Granny,' the world's oldest known orca
"Who will lead the pod into the future?"
By Johnny Lieu
We're about to find out what part of the solar system NASA will explore next
Venus? An asteroid? The agency will soon reveal the target of its next robotic mission.
Mars, Venus and the moon are having a cosmic meet-up this week
The three cosmic objects will appear quite close to one another in the night sky.
Another organ has been hiding in your belly all along
Time to meet your mesentery.
Atmospheric river events will dump 15 feet of snow on California
An astonishing amount of rain and snow is set to fall in California.
SpaceX reveals cause of September explosion
The company also revealed the exact date of its next launch, the first since the September 2016 explosion.
