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Why NASA just ground a circle into this Martian rock
Scientists might find important clues inside.
By Mark Kaufman
Bees shriek like alarmed mammals when giant hornets attack
"They're responding to a pressing threat."
By Mark Kaufman
A world warmed by 2 degrees is way hotter than it sounds
The extremes will hit hard.
By Mark Kaufman
NASA astronauts grow first ever peppers in space – Future Blink
Space tacos, anyone?
By Emmett Smith
BLACKPINK call on world leaders to actually do something to tackle climate change at COP26
"This opportunity may be slipping from our grasp."
Stephen Colbert boldly jokes about SpaceX capsule's broken toilet
In space, no-one can help you pee.
By Amanda Yeo
You can power your house with...wind turbine art? — Future Blink
Wind meets art to create personal sustainability.
Watch how the sea will drown major cities if the planet continues to warm
Climate action now.
By Ray White
Come for Elon Musk, best not miss: The problem with 'Muskism'
One podcast takes aim at a legit phenomenon — "X capitalism" — but only makes the Tesla and SpaceX CEO look more sympathetic.
By Chris Taylor
Northern Lights may be visible for many Americans this Halloween weekend
Prepare for a "ghostly" green glow.
By Anna Iovine
Ambitious scientists reach one of the deep seas' most inaccessible places
The realm of the black smokers.
By Mark Kaufman
Is a concrete wall the best defense against coastal erosion? Probably not.
Here's why a 7 meter wall is causing an uproar in Sydney.
By Emmett Smith
The solution to bitcoin's massive carbon footprint could be...volcanoes? — Future Blink
A geothermal power plant in El Salvador is using a volcano to help reduce bitcoin mining's carbon footprint.
By Emmett Smith
A vertical garden is sprouting inside an old underground WWII shelter in London
Your salad may be coming from the underworld.
Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin plans to build a 'business park' in space
Plans for the first commercial space station have been unveiled, and they are so, so depressing.
By Rachel Kraus
Fat bear champ is still gobbling fish and getting fatter
The master of energy economics.
By Mark Kaufman
NASA's Mars rover is back in action after two weeks of silence
The solar conjunction that cut off communications for NASA/JPL's Perseverance is finally over.
What the giant James Webb telescope will see that Hubble can't
The invisible will become visible.
By Mark Kaufman
Coral reefs in Hong Kong are dying. These 3D printed tiles could bring them back to life.
The mission could become essential to maintaining our planet's underwater ecosystem.
By Emmett Smith
Where's walrus? Climate researchers ask the internet to help dig through satellite photos.
Citizen scientists are being asked to help develop a census of the marine mammal populations.
NASA and ESA tech geeks posted an 'unboxing' of the Hubble telescope's successor
Who among us can't related to unboxing hype?
