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[ad_1] It illuminates our sky day after day, so that the sun seems familiar to us. But there are many things we do not know yet. That's why NASA launched its Parker …

[ad_1] The world’s last remaining wilderness areas are rapidly disappearing, a report warns. “A century ago, only 15 percent of the Earth’s surface was used by humans to grow crops and raise livestock,” lead author James …

[ad_1] TO CLOSE Cleanup efforts continue from Satellite Beach in Melbourne Beach on Thursday, as the red tide leaves countless thousands of dead fish on the beaches. Tim Shortt, Florida today Buy …

[ad_1] A new study of oxygen isotope ratios and heavy metals in the tooth enamel of Neanderthals who lived and died 250,000 years ago in the south of France. The two Neanderthals …

[ad_1] For NASA's Kepler Space Telescope, the world will end in ice rather than in fire. Kepler, which is responsible for 70% of the approximately 3,800 exoplanet discoveries confirmed to date, turned …

[ad_1] The researchers at Princeton and Scripps report that the world's oceans absorbed more than 13 zettajoules – which is a joule, the standard unit of energy, followed by 21 zeros – …

[ad_1] Dream ExperimentThis Gizmodo series asks scientists to imagine their perfect experiment, unconstrained by resources, time, or the current limits of technology.   Life may exist elsewhere in the Milky Way galaxy, though …

[ad_1] An artist's depiction of the Gaia spacecraft mapping stars in the Milky Way. Credit: ESA / ATG MediaLab Scientists have identified the topic of a galaxy that fell into the Milky …

[ad_1] More reasons to cut aerosol pollutiondbimages / Alamy Stock Photo By Michael Le Page Here’s yet another good reason to reduce aerosol pollution from fossil fuels: it could help limit the …

[ad_1] Jet stream on July 12, 2018, showing great ripples. Credit: Ventusky.com The continued burning of fossil fuels is likely to fuel even more extreme summers than 2018 due to its impact …