Kacey Deamer is a journalist for Live Science, covering planet earth and innovation. She has previously reported for Mother Jones, the Reporter's Committee for Freedom of the Press, Neon Tommy and more. After completing her undergraduate degree in journalism and environmental studies at Ithaca College, Kacey pursued her master's in Specialized Journalism: Climate Change at USC Annenberg. Follow Kacey on Twitter.
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Ethiopia’s most active volcano has seen a surge of recent activity.

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Science fiction becomes reality with the invention of a hologram device.

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NASA is launching rockets into auroras.

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Elon Musk has a plan to help humans keep up with artificial intelligence.
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NASA satellites spied a so-called atmospheric river passing over the state.

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The night after the winter solstice, the skies over northern Canada were alight with the aurora borealis.

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The Cold War may have ended decades ago, but spy satellites' data from that era are now being used for a new mission: tracking environmental change in the Himalayas.

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Satellites offer a new view of snow-covered Arctic landscape.

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The company's goal is "to image the whole world every day, making change visible, accessible and actionable."

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The results of this new study could lead to better earthquake forecasting.

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Intense storms were found in Hurricane Hermine as it continued to strengthen in the Gulf of Mexico.
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