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Scientists have discovered 18 fast-spinning 'pumpkin' stars
Just in time for Halloween.
Artist paints with algae to highlight China's toxic waters
As its industries have grown, China has also struggled with algae blooms for the past decade.
By Clarissa Wei
NASA's carved pumpkins put everyone else's to shame
#NASApumpkin is Halloween goals.
By Sasha Lekach
Satellite images reveal toxic clouds enveloping northern Iraq
Satellite images show clouds of toxic smoke rising from sulfur plants and oil fields as the battle for Mosul rages on.
Float calmly through the International Space Station with this new NASA video
A new video from NASA takes you on an high definition tour of the International Space Station in 18 minutes.
Yep, Europe's Mars lander definitely crashed into the red planet
A new, high resolution image shows the crash sight of Europe's Schiaparelli lander on Mars.
In energy milestone, renewables overtake coal for first time
For the first time, renewables like wind and solar have overtaken coal in installed power capacity.
Northern lights put on a stunning show in the UK
The spectacle is caused by charged solar particles interacting with the Earth's magnetic field.
You might still have time to catch amazing auroras around the globe
Stunning northern and southern lights could hit Wednesday night.
New photos reveal widespread devastation of Great Barrier Reef
Bone-white and disease-stricken coral stand where healthy branches once thrived.
This is the baby photo of three stars forming 750 light-years from Earth
A new photo taken by a powerful telescope in Chile shows three stars forming about 750 light-years from Earth.
Those Facebook Lives from space are fake AF
UNILAD, Viral USA and others have posted lives video streams apparently from the International Space Station. But no mention from NASA.
The northern lights might put on a serious show tonight
A moderate solar storm could supercharge the northern lights.
Undermined by warm water, Antarctic glacier lost 1,607 feet of ice in under 10 years
An influx of warm waters under the West Antarctic Ice Sheet will help determine the future of coastal cities worldwide.
Intense 360° video takes you for a quick jaunt to Mars
A new 360 video from National Geographic puts you in the driver's seat during a bumpy descent down to the Martian surface.
The first photo of Earth from space was taken 70 years ago
A lot has changed since then.
We just entered an alarming 'new era' of global warming
Greenhouse gas concentrations increased by a record amount in 2015 and blew past a symbolic line in the sand.
Leonardo DiCaprio's new film 'Before the Flood' says we can fix global warming
Leonardo DiCaprio's new documentary 'Into the Flood' takes viewers on a global tour of climate challenges and solutions.
Elon Musk says we're going to Mars, and we're bringing tunneling droids
There will also be glass domes.
You're probably not going to like the forecast for this winter
The upcoming winter could be cold and snowy for much of the U.S., if a new outlook is to be believed.
Mars photo shows crashed European spacecraft
A new image taken by NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter grabbed a photo of Europe's Mars lander's crash site.
Here's what it'll be like to take a ride on Blue Origin's rocket
Blue Origin has released details about what its spaceflight experience will be like, and it's a doozy.
History's most spectacular Mars mission fails
Mars has a decades-long habit of destroying robotic emissaries sent from Earth. Here are just a few of its notable conquests.
UN urges Bangladesh to scrap coal plant near world's largest mangrove
The 1,320-megawatt project would "irreversibly damage" the World Heritage site.
Newsflash: Climate change is limiting the availability of your beloved wine
Here's something to whine about.
