Why chemists are watching light destroy tiny airborne particles from within By Rahul Rao / Published April 14, 2022
Neptune is already an ice giant, but it might be having a cold snap By Lauren J. Young / Published April 11, 2022
How a bewitching weather phenomenon took over a Maine town By Shi En Kim / Published January 25, 2022
Did the dip in carbon emissions during the pandemic really help the atmosphere? By Sara Kiley Watson / Published June 10, 2021
Some of Earth’s tiniest living things could survive on Mars By Ellie Shechet / Published February 24, 2021
How raging wildfires create hellish skies across the country By Sara Kiley Watson / Published September 17, 2020
Hubble just captured a lunar eclipse for the first time ever By Paola Rosa-Aquino / Published August 17, 2020
Stay-at-home science project: Use fire to push an egg into a bottle By John Kennedy / Published April 29, 2020
Fires in the Amazon have given us a lot to worry about, but the Earth’s oxygen supply isn’t one of them By Scott Denning/The Conversation / Published August 28, 2019
‘Record-setting’ doesn’t do our CO2 levels justice. This chart does. By Alex Schwartz / Published May 14, 2019
Hurricane Florence helped spin up new storms in the Atlantic By Dennis Mersereau / Published September 24, 2018
Meet STEVE, and 7 other mysterious glowing things you’ll find in the night sky By Aparna Nathan / Published August 30, 2018