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Dolly Parton is donating $1,000 a month to fire victims in Tennessee
She is an absolute national treasure.
Dramatic NatGeo photos show how climate change is transforming the world
From mud-cracked lakes to vanishing coastlines, photographers capture the changes to their own backyards.
When NASA intentionally crashed a passenger jet, it somehow went even worse than expected
Crashing and burning — for science!
This rocket company clearly wants to be as cool as SpaceX
RocketBuilder.com from United Launch Alliance is designed to help you build your own rocket.
Arctic air poised to invade the U.S. after record warm November
Get ready for weather whiplash.
NASA wants you to help them figure out how to poop in space
NASA can't figure out deep space pooping and they need your help.
Justin Trudeau's love fest with environmentalists ends with tar sands pipeline approvals
Environmental groups are now targeting his administration.
Mars is looking good in first photos sent home by new orbiter
The Trace Gas Orbiter is now sending back stunning photos from the red planet.
Man livestreams harrowing escape from wildfire
"We just got stuck, we're turning around. There's power lines and trees blocking the road. We cannot get out."
There's a devastating environmental cost to returning your Cyber Monday purchases
Cyber Monday: Not great for the environment.
See this terrifying swarm of sardines take over the San Diego shoreline
Not the best time for a swim.
Biggest die-off of corals ever recorded on Great Barrier Reef
In one area, more than 1/3 of corals are declared dead.
Drought-fueled wildfire 'apocalypse' hits Tennessee
The science behind the destructive wildfire in Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
California is cracking down on cow farts
Cutting the cheese can be bad for the climate.
Patagonia is donating every penny made from Black Friday sales to help save the planet
"The science is telling us loud and clear: We have a problem."
Large parts of West Antarctic Ice Sheet could collapse 'in our lifetimes'
Why a 20-mile-long glacial rift is such a troubling sign.
NASA unveils 'food bars' to feed astronauts on long space journeys
While the food bars may look gross, they're nutritious for astronauts on long journeys in space.
Great Barrier Reef has suffered its worst die-off ever recorded
Australia's famous Great Barrier Reef suffered its largest die-off ever observed, scientists found.
Lion instantly regrets attempting to take down giraffe
Giraffes are not to be trifled with.
By Sam Haysom
Great Barrier Reef is A-OK says climate change skeptic as she manhandles coral
Let's ask a scientist, shall we?
By Ariel Bogle
Now we know what caused Europe's Mars lander to crash
Scientists are starting to piece together what went wrong with the Schiaparelli lander.
This is how you celebrate Thanksgiving in space
Two Americans on the International Space Station will celebrate Thanksgiving in space-age style Thursday.
Chinese astronaut plays table tennis alone thanks to the magic of zero-gravity
Who needs friends when you're weightless?
By Victoria Ho
