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This amazing GIF shows a solar eclipse moving across the Earth
See that dark red blob over South America?
By Rebecca Sohn
Photos show a treasure trove of species discovered in a misty cloud forest
"Over great amounts of time each valley becomes a 'lost world' filled with species found nowhere else."
By Mark Kaufman
The best meteor shower of 2020 is about to light up our atmosphere
"Don’t look at your cell phone screen, as it will ruin your night vision!"
By Mark Kaufman
Humanity dumped 37 billion tons of CO2 into the atmosphere in 2020
"CO2 emissions need to be reduced, eventually down to zero."
By Mark Kaufman
The good, bad, and ugly from the UN's stark climate report
"We need to make some change."
By Mark Kaufman
ISS astronauts are testing biomining in space
It could turn Mars' dusty surface into soil that sustains life.
By Emmett Smith
Yeah, NASA can grow radishes in space now — Future Blink
That's one giant leap for radishes.
SpaceX's Dragon capsule launches ISS supplies, including COVID-19 medicine to be tested in microgravity
The goal is to test and improve the antiviral drug remdesivir.
By Emmett Smith
This was easily the warmest November on record
"It's a clear sign the world is warming when you keep setting new records."
By Mark Kaufman
After six years and millions of miles, a capsule with an asteroid sample lands on Earth
The tiny hunk o' space rock could provide clues about the formation of the planets.
By Rachel Kraus
At long last, you can print a 3D print Mars rover replica — Strictly Robots
And...dare we say it...it might just be cuter than the original.
By Jordan Aaron
How robot tentacles may capture our floating space trash
It's straight out of a Bond movie.
This super soft robot hand is helping researchers study bioluminescent 'sea unicorns'
They discovered a specific gene that allows pyrosomes to produce bioluminesce.
By Emmett Smith
Scientists made an enzyme "cocktail" that can digest plastic waste — Future Blink
It's not some magic disappearing act though.
By Jordan Aaron
Living algae facades cover buildings, sucking in CO2 and sun to produce renewable energy
This technology fills unused space on a building's exterior and provides it with heath and warm water.
By Emmett Smith
25 wildlife photos that show nature at its most beautiful, weird, and brutal
Some are adorable. Others not so much.
By Sam Haysom
Amazed astronaut in SpaceX capsule shoots video of our planet
"A breathtaking perspective!"
By Mark Kaufman
Ivanka Trump knows nothing about how greenhouse gases work
The U.S. will still emit bounties of carbon into the atmosphere this year.
By Mark Kaufman
We, for one, welcome our new metal monolith overlord in Utah
Whatever this is, I love it. Thanks for coming!
SpaceX's Saturday launch of Sentinel-6 is a first step toward leveling up climate studies
The satellite will aid with climate studies and improve weather forecasts around the globe.
