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A former Reddit CEO is turning arid land into robust forests. Here’s how to scale it globally.
It all starts with turning seawater into freshwater.
By Emmett Smith
Unexpected life is discovered in a deep, dark Antarctic world
"We don’t know how long these things have to go between meals."
By Mark Kaufman
How the Mars Perseverance rover will navigate the '7 minutes of terror' landing
Once it begins, there's nothing anyone can do.
By Kellen Beck
How a coin for carbon could save the planet
Science fiction legend Kim Stanley Robinson wants to see cryptocurrency that will make us suck CO2 from the air.
By Chris Taylor
This adorable little puppy's endless chase is hilarious and relatable
He eventually did catch it, and so will we.
Is it aliens? Here's why it's hard to know for sure.
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
By Kellen Beck
Bitter cold will sweep through the U.S. It'll be a frigid Valentine's Day.
"This is a very potent winter event."
By Mark Kaufman
SpaceX opens pre-orders for Starlink satellite internet service
Warning: Paying now doesn't mean you'll get the service anytime soon.
By Alex Perry
Terrifying drone image of Australian bushfire takes top prize in wildlife photo contest
It was taken by Robert Irwin.
By Sam Haysom
20 underwater photos that illuminate creatures dwelling in the dark depths
What lies beneath...
Breathtaking meteorites to be sold at auction for thousands
Pieces of the moon, Mars, and asteroids are for sale.
By Kellen Beck
Starlink already has 10,000 users, according to a SpaceX FCC filing
Apparently a bunch of people are already using Elon Musk's satellite internet service.
By Alex Perry
China's Tianwen-1 probe beams back a fresh look at the planet Mars
The image comes just weeks before competing U.S. and China missions to Mars reach the planet.
Everything we hope to learn from 3 historic missions to Mars
February is a big month for Mars exploration.
By Kellen Beck
SpaceX sets yet another rocket reusability record
The Falcon 9 rocket has already been reused five times.
By Emmett Smith
We're glad this AI robot gets to go to space – Strictly Robots
A little bummed a creepy AI robot made it to space before us.
By Jordan Aaron
The live cam that shows you the emerald Northern Lights is back
"You can get lights that are dancing and moving."
By Mark Kaufman
Watch as another SpaceX Starship rocket explodes in crash landing
Another test flight, another explosion.
By Sasha Lekach
SpaceX announces all-civilian mission. Here's how to enter to win a seat.
You don't need to be a professional astronaut or billionaire to go to space. Just very lucky.
By Sasha Lekach
