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Europe's Mars lander is lost on the red planet
Mars is a cruel place, and it seems like it's claimed another victim.
So that's 3 presidential debates, 0 climate change questions
Climate advocates are not happy this issue is being ignored.
Scientists reveal a dramatic new look at the Milky Way
The gas clouds of the Milky Way.
By Ariel Bogle
New photo of Jupiter shows planet with huge smiley face
Jupiter might look happy in this image from NASA's Juno spacecraft, but not all is well onboard.
Satellite images show Hurricane Matthew's devastating mark on Haiti
The Category 4 storm wiped out homes and transformed the landscape in early October.
After signal loss, scientists wonder what happened to Europe's Mars lander
Mission controllers are still waiting to hear from Europe's Schiaparelli lander on Mars.
Scientists 'accidentally' discovered a way to convert CO2 directly into ethanol
Their finding could help advance waste-to-fuel technologies.
Typhoon Haima strikes the Philippines as a Category 4 storm
Typhoon Haima hit Luzon in a slightly weaker state than expected, but flooding is a major concern there and in China.
Award-winning wildlife photos capture unearthly scenes, will mesmerize you
These wildlife images have a dream-like quality.
Was Europe's Mars landing successful?
The European Space Agency will host a live webcast of the arrival of the ExoMars mission at the red planet Wednesday.
Aziz Ansari says you should vote because Trump doesn't believe in climate change
Don't make Aziz angry.
Keegan-Michael Key gives an apocalyptic weather 'forecast' in anti-Trump ad
"I guess these days climate change isn't a hoax."
Wednesday's Mars landing could put Europe on the Martian map
On Wednesday, the European Space Agency will attempt to land a spacecraft on Mars. If it succeeds, this would be a first for Europe.
3 simple ways to talk to your kids about living on Mars
Here are three, basic lessons that can open the door to larger conversations about Mars and life after Earth.
Mars, here we come: Breaking down the most advanced spacecraft in human history
Orion will transport the first crewed mission to deep space within a year or two, and one day, it will support the first human exploration mission at Mars.
Earth's streak of record warm months is coming to an end... but it will be back
The planet's record streak of benchmark-setting months is ending, for now.
Super Typhoon Haima becomes Earth's seventh Category 5 storm of 2016
Category 5 Super Typhoon Haima, known as Typhoon Lawin in the Philippines, poses a huge threat to the residents of Luzon.
New video reveals clouds forming above volcanoes on Mars
A new video from NASA's MAVEN spacecraft shows clouds forming above volcanoes on Mars.
In a shock to no one, September was warmest such month on record
September's record warmth ensures 2016 will be warmest year in 136 years of record-keeping, NASA says.
Greenland calls on Denmark to clean up toxic waste buried in melting ice sheet
Greenland's government wants Denmark to pay for cleanup at a nuclear waste site under the island's melting ice sheet.
China launches manned mission to experimental space station
"It is any astronaut's dream and pursuit to be able to perform many space missions"
The Great Barrier Reef isn't dead, despite its viral obituary
Australia's coral reef system is in serious trouble -- but is mostly still alive.
Here's why the new agreement on 'super greenhouse gases' is a huge deal
The new agreement on HFCs could prevent a significant amount of global warming during most of our lifetimes.
1970: Training to stop forest fires with Canada's Junior Forest Wardens
Aspiring Smokey the Bears learn survival techniques in the wilderness of Alberta.
A storm with the DNA of a super typhoon will slam Pacific Northwest this Saturday
A storm with the mixed heritage of a Pacific typhoon and a fall low pressure system could slam the Pacific Northwest Saturday.
