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Why the latest Western heat wave will be so oppressive
"It just doesn't usually get this hot."
By Mark Kaufman
Self-healing concrete can fix itself in 24 hours — Future Blink
Concrete is getting an eco-friendly upgrade.
From a helicopter, scientist filmed intense scene of a torn-apart glacier
Twisted, unsettling, warped ice.
By Mark Kaufman
Why a mighty Antarctic glacier is purging ice into the sea
"It's not what you want to see."
By Mark Kaufman
Hubble snaps a radiant galaxy lit up by a very active black hole
Can you spot the supernova?
By Kellen Beck
Giant rhino fossils shed light on the biggest land mammals in history
New rhino just dropped.
By Kellen Beck
Space tourism sounds fun. But it could be terrible for the planet.
Is it worth the environmental costs?
By Kellen Beck
Why the heat wave hitting the Western U.S. is so intense
"There is some possibility for all-time record heat coming out of this."
By Mark Kaufman
In year of isolation, this $3,000 telescope may have changed citizen astronomy forever
Unistellar's smart eVscope has made exploring the stars easier than ever before.
By Kellen Beck
A flight to space with Jeff Bezos aboard Blue Origin's New Shepard sold for $28 million
The priciest airfare on planet Earth.
Hubble catches sight of a beautifully swirling galaxy in flux
What kind of galaxy is it?
The giant heads of 'Mount Recyclemore' highlight the world's e-waste problem
The huge sculpture of the G7 leaders is made completely from e-waste — will it grab their attention?
By Amanda Yeo
Scientists reveal the wild history of Earth’s CO2 since the dinosaurs died
"There's nothing in comparison to what’s happening now."
By Mark Kaufman
Feast your eyes on Ganymede, the largest moon in the solar system
New images of Ganymede show off its surface in detail.
By Kellen Beck
Jeff Bezos is off to space with his brother, joins Blue Origin flight
Bezos is going into orbit.
A SpaceX rocket launched, released a satellite, and landed perfectly overnight
In the space of a half-hour, SpaceX delivered a Sirius XM radio satellite into Earth's orbit.
Utah drought is so bad, the governor appeals for 'divine intervention'
Climate change exacerbates droughts.
By Mark Kaufman
Thousands of ancient national park treasures killed by extreme fires
"The unprecedented scale of loss is clear."
By Mark Kaufman
Milk and eggs from fungi and yeast? Animal-free foods just got more interesting.
Two Bay Area companies are making real animal proteins without the animals.
By Kellen Beck
