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This bird species can fly for months at a time without landing
Frigatebirds can remain in the air for months at a time by taking advantage of air currents and tropical cloud formations.
This is what Jupiter sounds like
New data gathered by the Juno probe shows you what Jupiter's part of space is like through sound.
NASA releases slick 360-degree trailer for its Juno mission to Jupiter
Why hello Juno, welcome to Jupiter.
Good news: The ozone layer is finally healing
A new study finds for the first time that the Antarctic ozone layer is finally healing.
Weezer, Trent Reznor release new music to hype up NASA's Juno mission to Jupiter
God bless the Coffee Beans of the USA.
This timelapse of Jupiter's giant auroras will enthrall you
These auroras are larger than planet Earth, and appear to be welcoming NASA's Juno spacecraft that is on its way to the huge planet.
31 scientific societies just told Congress to take their climate denial and shove it
An impressive 31 scientific societies issued a joint statement to Congress on global warming, but it won't have much impact.
Distant galaxy puts on a fireworks show in new Hubble photo
Look at that tadpole shine.
Frequent use of mud packs to clean pollution stains may damage the Taj Mahal
The white marble monument has been turning yellow due to air pollution.
By Sonam Joshi
These London-based startups are pioneering new ways to create cleaner, smarter energy
Exploring the answers to tomorrow’s energy challenge is at the heart of Shell’s Make the Future campaign and their flagship event, Make the Future London.
By Shell
NASA successfully test-fired part of its most powerful rocket system
The rocket booster, which is destined to become part of the Space Launch System, lit up the Utah desert on Tuesday.
Google Earth gets a fancy new look thanks to NASA satellite data
New, high-resolution images from a NASA satellite are giving Google a new look.
SpaceX fan builds mini Falcon 9 rocket with a drone, lands it in a pool
Even the real SpaceX commented on the accomplishment.
NASA's Juno spacecraft is nearing its suicidal rendezvous with Jupiter
Jupiter and its moons are starting to come into focus for NASA's Juno mission to the huge planet.
Bearded dragon foiled from getting a treat due to slippery tile floor
The struggle is real.
2,500 scientists implore Australia to protect the Great Barrier Reef
"The damage to this Australian icon has already been devastating."
By Ariel Bogle
There is a new storm the size of the U.S. churning on Neptune
A large storm on a large planet.
Sleeping black hole awakens to devour doomed star
A black hole chowed down on a doomed star as scientists watched.
By Charles Q. Choi
Newly-detected gravitational waves are revealing the complex lives of black holes
A love story of cosmic proportions.
Risky South Pole rescue saves 2 sick workers from isolated research station
A risky rescue mission at the South Pole has succeeded in bringing a sick worker out of the most isolated research station in the world.
A damaging derecho threatens to barrel across the Midwest on Wednesday
Severe thunderstorms will bring a variety of threats, from tornadoes to a long-lasting derecho, to the Midwest Wednesday.
India's space agency launches 20 satellites in a single mission
Watch out, Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos!
By Sonam Joshi
Astronaut in space snaps dramatic photo of the full moon caught in a sunset
Now that's a view.
