Mindy Weisberger
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Catch a whiff of the fresh science movies, documentaries and television shows springing up on Netflix in May.

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The journal Science announced the winners of its second annual data-visualization competition.

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Film director Ridley Scott suggests that intelligent aliens are "out there," and Earth's inhabitants should prepare for the worst.

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On April 22, people in hundreds of cities around the world will take part in the March for Science.

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Chat with "Albert Einstein" using a Facebook Messenger chatbot, released just in time for the March for Science.

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On April 22, people in hundreds of cities around the world will take part in the March for Science.

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Are you marching for science on Earth Day, April 22? Use this guide to get ready.

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On March 23, the first charter flight to see the aurora australis — the southern lights — took flight from Dunedin Airport in New Zealand.

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What can NASA satellites tell us about the spring equinox?

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Snow plays an important role in Earth's water cycle, and NASA has launched a new initiative to investigate snow and its relationship to readily available liquid water.

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A new online tool will allow you use images taken from space to explore ancient archaeological sites and discover their hidden secrets.

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There are billions upon billions of galaxies in our universe, but only a handful have common names — and some of them might surprise you.

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How did our galaxy come to be known as the Milky Way?

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Does sci-fi show "Doctor Who" portray male and female scientists as equally competent?

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Thousands of years ago, stone constructions built as tombs may have also been used to observe the night sky and track the movements of the stars.

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Scientists recently discovered a remarkable ocean sound unlike any other.

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Earthbound humans can now experience a view that emulates an astronaut's perspective more closely than anything ever seen before.

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The shimmering atmospheric lighting displays known as auroras have never looked sharper than in a new NASA video.

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Dust particles trapped in meteoric material on Earth were spewed out by stars that exploded long before the formation of the sun.

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The 2015 film "The Martian" inspired a team of researchers who recently described a newly discovered Australian plant species, naming it after Damon's botanist character.
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