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NASA swooped over ocean world Europa and captured weird, stunning footage
"Europa is of incredible interest."
By Mark Kaufman
Working like bees, 3D-printing drones could change the future of construction
The drones could be used to build shelters in harsh conditions both on Earth and in space.
What's Fat Bear Week?
"Each bear faces its own challenges in order to gain the body mass necessary to survive."
By Mark Kaufman
Nobel Prize awarded to scientist at the fore of investigating human evolution
It's the first of the Nobel Prizes to be given out this week.
NASA's surprising reason for crashing into an asteroid's moon
And why the mission was dubbed "Double" Asteroid Redirection Test.
Webb telescope sees a much hairier spiral galaxy than Hubble
They're both special in their own way.
Yes, climate change is impacting hurricanes in big ways. Here's how.
Hurricane Ian adds to the sum of this growing scientific evidence.
By Mark Kaufman
Hurricane Ian slammed into South Carolina, and photos and video from the scene are harrowing
This historic storm has not yet relented.
By Mike Pearl
See South Carolina live webcams as Hurricane Ian tracks new landfall
Ian set for second US landfall.
By Mike Pearl
The Ocean Cleanup moves into phase three to end the Great Pacific Garbage Patch
The new system extends 2,500 meters in length with the addition of an extra vessel
By Emmett Smith
See Hurricane Ian videos showing the devastating Florida landfall
Historic storm imagery.
By Mike Pearl
See Charlotte Harbor, Florida webcam that documented Hurricane Ian's landfall
An amazing view of a historic storm.
By Mike Pearl
Hurricane Ian looms near Tampa. Here’s what a direct hurricane hit would mean.
Forecasters are worried.
By Mike Pearl
NASA's asteroid crash captured in dramatic before and after pictures
A mission to move a space rock.
See Tampa webcams that documented Hurricane Ian's approach
The storm surge was disastrous,
By Eric Miller
Asteroid hunters capture footage of NASA smashing into space rock
It's an unprecedented event.
By Mark Kaufman
NASA's sci-fi mission to move an asteroid is crucial for humanity
It'll test our ability to one day nudge a menacing space rock away from Earth.
By Mark Kaufman
How to watch NASA slam a spacecraft into an asteroid
You must see this unprecedented event.
By Mark Kaufman
At NASA, some dread the mega moon rocket returning to its hangar
The back-and-forth to the launchpad is giving the old crawler a workout.
What we'll see when NASA crashes into an asteroid on purpose
It's flying at the speed of D.C. to L.A. in seven minutes.
NASA's Artemis I launch is delayed for a third time thanks to Tropical Storm Ian
Talk about stealing someone's thunder!
