India launches its first hydrogen powered train into service
India has joined a small club of nations that can say they run a train on nothing but water vapor. On July 17,
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India has joined a small club of nations that can say they run a train on nothing but water vapor. On July 17,
For the first time in recorded history, mangroves across Southeast Asia are gaining more ground than they are
Thirty years after a pioneering satellite duo changed how scientists see ice, the same trick has been pulled o
Along the coast of Southern California, seabirds that should be fat and flying are instead washing ashore emac
NASA's newest Earth-observing satellite, PACE, has captured unusually detailed images of smoke from Canadian w
Mangroves, the tangled coastal forests that store more carbon than tropical rainforests, can recover from defo
The earliest primate ancestors may have been cold weather survivors, not tropical tree dwellers. A study publi
A new study reveals that rising global temperatures may be setting the stage for a dangerous phenomenon called
Beneath your feet, a hidden fungal superhighway stretches 68 quadrillion miles, nearly a billion times the dis
El Niño has officially arrived, and scientists are bracing for a powerful and expensive one. Forecasters say t
NASA has built a radar for studying clouds that is small enough to fit inside a shoebox. The instrument, calle
For the first time, scientists have used satellites to map where microscopic ocean plants are starving for foo
Wildfire smoke does more than choke the air with ash and soot. A new NASA funded study reveals it also trigger
A satellite orbiting hundreds of miles above Earth has spotted a massive bulge of warm water creeping across t
The world's biggest permafrost crater is expanding at a rate of 30 meters every year. Located in Siberia, Russ
Mars may have been a cold, icy world for most of its ancient history, not the warm and wet planet scientists o
A team of Chinese scientists has turned a long-held assumption about human prehistory on its head. They argue