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Rare 'thunderstorm asthma' event take five lives in Australian city
Leaving two dead and hundreds of people affected.
By Johnny Lieu
Watch: New Zealand sea bed lifted over 19 feet during earthquake
The noise of water crashing was louder than the earthquake itself.
By Elise Cooper
Trump backs away from pledge to 'cancel' Paris Climate Agreement
In an interview with the New York Times, Donald Trump walked back some of his controversial promises on climate change.
Tsunami warning issued for Fukushima, Japan after powerful earthquake
A magnitude-6.9 temblor struck Japan early Tuesday local time, triggering a tsunami warning.
See the Earth as International Space Station astronauts see it
Grab your VR headset if you have one.
Giant rats could help fight wildlife smuggling in Africa
First up: sniffing for poached pangolins and smuggled timber.
An advanced weather satellite will launch to space Saturday: Watch it here
Watch live as a game-changing weather satellite launches to space on Saturday.
New U.S. satellite will 'revolutionize' weather forecasting
A game-changing weather satellite is scheduled to launch to orbit on Saturday.
More than 190 countries just subtweeted Trump on global warming
When it comes to global warming, it's the entire world against Donald Trump.
Global warming gobbled up a piece of sea ice the size of Alaska and Texas combined
Sea ice extent was nearly 1 million square miles below average at the end of October.
SpaceX's bold plan to deliver worldwide internet with 4,425 satellites
As if Elon Musk's previous goals weren't ambitious enough.
This badass woman is about to set an astronaut record
NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson is about to set a serious space record.
China rolls its eyes at Trump over his ridiculous climate change claim
A top Chinese official cited Presidents Reagan and George H.W. Bush in his rebuke of Trump.
Researchers are using drones and AI to count dugongs in the ocean
It's not a simple task.
By Johnny Lieu
This anti-theft backpack can also charge your phone
They really thought of everything.
NASA discovers mysterious electron superhighway above Earth
No one is quite sure where these ultra-fast electrons come from.
These spellbinding photos taken by an astronaut will leave you breathless
Woah... the world is like, really big...
This surreal image of Saturn is not a painting
The new image shows off Saturn's hexagonal jet stream in the planet's north pole.
Global warming record crumbles due in part to freak Arctic warmth
Arctic sea ice is now at record low levels for this time of year despite 24-hour darkness.
Here's some good climate news, but don't get too excited
We have a narrow window of opportunity to act, scientists say.
'The Martian VR Experience' comes to PlayStation VR and HTC Vive
'The Martian' has returned, but this time you take Matt Damon's place in virtual reality.
