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Breaking Discovery: Water Has Two Liquid Phases
Science & Energy

By Chelsea Gohd

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Biology

By Abby Norman

It’s Official. Clean Energy Is Utterly Transforming Our World.
Energy

By Kristin Houser

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Wind

By Chelsea Gohd

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Science & Energy

By Patrick Caughill

Professor Piers Forster: Climate Change is Our Shared Responsibility
Climate Change

By Chelsea Gohd

$4.4 Million Is Being Spent to Protect the Global Seed Vault From Global Warming
Global Warming

By Tom Ward

Top U.S. Military Official Says We Need to Prepare for Space Battles
Military

By Abby Norman

India Has Shut Down 37 of the World’s Biggest Coal Company’s Mines
Science & Energy

By Patrick Caughill

Scientists Create a Specially-Made Fridge to Keep Quantum Computers From Melting
Quantum Physics

By Christianna Reedy

New Ultra-Fast Charging Tech Could Lead to a New Age in Energy
Energy

By Futurism

6 Million People in China Received All of Their Energy From Renewables for a Whole Week
Energy

By Dom Galeon

New Material Could Lead to Devices That You Only Need to Charge Once Every Three Months
Science & Energy

By Abby Norman

The Newest Wearable Uses Energy From Your Sweat to Power a Radio
Energy

By Patrick Caughill

Meet the House That Can Produce More Energy Than It Consumes
Energy

By Karla Lant

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Science & Energy

By Tom Ward

Neil DeGrasse Tyson Says “We’re Not Likely Alone in the Universe.”
Chemistry

By Patrick Caughill

Researchers Break a 100-Year-Old Fundamental Limitation of Physics
Physics

By Abby Norman

Scientists Modify Viruses with CRISPR to Kill Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria
Science & Energy

By Karla Lant

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Science & Energy

By Dom Galeon

How Close Are We to Successfully Cloning the First Human?
Science & Energy

By Abby Norman

Scientists Selectively Erased Memories In Snails — Are We Next?
Science & Energy

By Karla Lant

This All-Electric Plane Can Transport Passengers 600 Miles on a Single Charge
Science & Energy

By Tom Ward

A New UN Report Projects Worldwide Populations to Approach 9.7 Billion by 2050
Climate Change

By Patrick Caughill

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Physics

By Sarah Marquart

London Mayor Announces Major Initiative to Make City’s Transportation Zero-Emission by 2050
Climate Change

By Patrick Caughill

Fusion Breakthrough Puts Us One Step Closer to Limitless Clean Energy
Energy

By Dom Galeon

Europe’s Space Program Will Launch a Gravitational Wave Hunting Spacecraft in 2034
Science & Energy

By Karla Lant

New Evidence Suggests That Our Solar System Has 10 Planets
Solar Power

By Patrick Caughill

Stanford Scientists Discover a Way to Convert Carbon Dioxide into Clean Burning Ethanol
Science & Energy

By Patrick Caughill

5 Weird Stars Found in Our Galaxy
Science & Energy

By Futurism

Bennu Is More Than An Asteroid, It’s a Story of Our Origins
Science & Energy

By Futurism

Understanding Einstein’s Theory of Relativity
Science & Energy

By Jolene Creighton

How Schrödinger’s Cat Helps Explain the New Findings About the Quantum Zeno Effect
Physics

By Karla Lant

Stephen Hawking’s Tiny Spacecraft Could Reach Another Solar System in Just Over 20 Years
Solar Power

By Dom Galeon

The Climate Leadership Council Could be the Answer to Changing Climate Policy
Climate Change

By Tom Ward

Elon Musk’s Simple Message On Why Climate Change Is Real
Climate Change

By Abby Norman

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Climate Change

By Karla Lant

Watch: Milking the World’s Most Venomous Fish
Biology

By Jolene Creighton

How Are Energy And Matter The Same?
Energy

By Futurism

Scientists Demonstrate “Liquid Light” at Room Temperature for the First Time
Quantum Physics

By Christianna Reedy

By 2100, Climate Change-Driven Heatwaves Could Threaten 74% of the Population
Climate Change

By Karla Lant

Scientists Capture DNA Replication On Video for the First Time. Here’s What it Revealed.
Science & Energy

By Karla Lant

China is Building Carbon Capturing Plants to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Energy

By Abby Norman

Mix Up Your Mind: See The Top 10 Optical Illusions
Science & Energy

By Jolene Creighton

Science Explained: How Can the Diameter of the Universe Exceed its Age?
Physics

By Jolene Creighton

What Are Some Of The Biggest Dangers Astronauts Face?
Science & Energy

By Futurism

Physicists Demonstrate Record Breaking Long-Distance Quantum Entanglement in Space
Physics

By Christianna Reedy

Last Month Was the Second Hottest May in Recorded History
Climate Change

By Patrick Caughill

As Cost Plunges, Solar Power is Ready to Surpass Coal
Solar Power

By Patrick Caughill

Researchers Say There’s No Alternative Theory to the Big Bang — Yet
Science & Energy

By Abby Norman

A Century-Old Tech Is Making a Comeback Thanks to Renewables
Energy

By Karla Lant

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Evolution

By Chelsea Gohd

Stanford Scientists Are Making Wireless Electricity Transmission a Reality
Science & Energy

By Karla Lant

Science & Energy

By Jolene Creighton

Sweden Passes Law to Be Completely Carbon Neutral by 2045
Climate Change

By Tom Ward

Renewable Energy in the U.S. Broke Energy Records for the First Time
Renewable Energy

By Abby Norman

Why Do Rivers Curve The Same?
Science & Energy

By Jolene Creighton

Astronomers Discover That Our Sun Likely Had an “Evil” Twin That Killed the Dinosaurs
Science & Energy

By Patrick Caughill

Ever Hear Of a Volcano That Spews Blue Lava?
Science & Energy

By Futurism

Mixing Caffeine and Alcohol: Good Times or Terrible Life Choice?
Science & Energy

By Jolene Creighton

Ferrofluid: Liquid Art
Science & Energy

By Jolene Creighton

Energy Stored in Electric Vehicles Can Power Entire Buildings
Energy

By Karla Lant

A New “Solar Paint” Lets You Transform Your Entire House Into a Source of Clean Energy
Solar Power

By Patrick Caughill