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The image shows the 70-million-year-old Ouarkziz Crater in Algeria.
A new study warns that the nation's Earth science capabilities are beginning a rapid decline.
Winds blow these dunes, made of unusual material, far and wide.
Trekkies convinced president Ford to change the name of the first space shuttle.
The first stars in the universe likely couldn't have formed without H3+.
At least six tornadoes were reported in the Dallas-Fort Worth area on April 3.
Dutch astronaut André Kuipers is taking Earth Hour into space.
Dutch astronaut André Kuipers is taking Earth Hour into space.
Crater was photographed by an astronaut on the International Space Station.
The storm is likely a sign of things to come.
The Slooh Space Camera in Alaska will host a live viewing of the northern lights.
The city's fascinating patterns of urban design stand out in the nighttime photo.
NASA's Aqua satellite spotted this unusual cloud pattern.
A British astronomer says these planets will probably inspire some calls to the police tonight when they converge in the night sky.
Seafloor features were known to amp up waves near coasts, but also affect them out at sea.
The oblique view from the ISS shows off the rugged Bernese Alps.
Mission to fly above Canadian snowstorms called "a real success."
This ice plain is breaking up and a new iceberg will be born.
