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  • Stephen Hawking in front of chalkboard covered with equations

    The Year Stephen Hawking Predicted The World Would End

    Like many before him, renowned physicist Stephen Hawking predicted the world would end, but he had some pretty specific reasons for his beliefs.

    By S. Flannagan Read More
  • Two lions with an American flag in the background

    The Biggest Theories Why American Lions Went Extinct

    American lions went extinct around 10,000 years ago. Exactly how is still a matter of debate. Here are the biggest theories that try to explain it.

    By Richard Milner Read More
  • Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal aerial

    The Big Reason Why Chicago Electrifies This Body Of Water

    The city of Chicago electrifies one of its bodies of water for a very important reason. One that involves years of history and animal science.

    By Richard Milner Read More
  • Planet Earth seen from space

    Some Scientists Believe We're Having Another Mass Extinction Right Now

    Over the eons, Earth has seen several mass extinction events, including one happening right now. This time, the cause isn't a huge asteroid impact. It's humans.

    By Xan Indigo Read More
  • People visit Pumpkin Spring

    Why You Don't Want To Bathe In Grand Canyon's Pumpkin Spring

    The Grand Canyon's Pumpkin Spring might look pretty cool, but you definitely don't want to bathe in it. In fact, it's dangerous to do so. Here's why.

    By William Fischer Read More
  • Icelandic eruption spewing lava

    Here's How Many Active Volcanoes Are In Iceland (And It's Probably More Than You Think)

    Many people don't have to worry about an active volcano nearby. There are a few active volcanoes in Iceland - and you might be surprised at the overall number.

    By Richard Milner Read More
  • pigs in pen factory

    The Dark Truth About Factory Farming

    Factory farms are industrial facilities that produce massive amounts of meat found in restaurants and grocery stores, largely through abuse and exploitation.

    By Mina Elwell Read More
  • Landscape separated by night and day

    How The Winter Solstice May Affect Your Body, According To Science

    The winter solstice happens every year, and it's the longest night of the year. Here's what the science says about how it affects your body.

    By Richard Milner Read More
  • Plane shadow over sunflower field

    Is Sustainable Jet Fuel A Possibility?

    With the threat of climate change increasingly looming overhead, many are wondering if sustainable jet fuel is a possibility. Here's what we know.

    By S. Flannagan Read More
  • Gardener inspects flowers at sunset

    The Troubling Reason America's Plant Hardiness Zone Map Gets Updated

    America's USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map got updated in 2023 for the first time since 2012. And there's a troubling reason it happened - here it is.

    By William Fischer Read More
  • Mountainous landscape in Antarctica

    How Climate Change Is Turning Antarctica Green

    As climate change reshapes life as we know it, Antarctica is becoming more hospitable to plant life -- with chilling implications for the entire planet.

    By Xan Indigo Read More
  • palms California storm hilary

    The Real Reason Hurricanes Are Rare In California

    California has only ever been hit by one real hurricane. So why is it so rare to see them in the Golden State? There are a few different reasons.

    By Alice Bennett Read More
  • tornado over Rome

    Bizarre Theories For Tornadoes In Ancient Rome That People Actually Believed

    Here is a brief rundown on how the philosophers of ancient Rome understood tornadoes, as well as the Greek philosophers whose work they used as a basis.

    By Benito Cereno Read More
  • Snow covered broken tanks

    10 Times The Weather Turned The Tides Of War

    Wars have been won and lost for a variety of reasons, and not always due to just human effort or error. Sometimes the weather played a key role in battle.

    By Michele Gama Sosa Read More
  • Storm clouds

    What An El Nino Year Means For Weather

    El Niños are naturally occurring weather patterns that happen every two to seven years. Here's what an expected El Niño means more specifically.

    By William Kennedy Read More
  • Cross-section underwater ocean view

    How Climate Change Could Affect Life In The Deepest Parts Of The Ocean

    We know that Earth naturally cycles through cool and warm periods, and that temperatures in 2100 are on track to hit the same highs as 5 million years ago.

    By Richard Milner Read More
  • submerged house in monsoon

    The Worst Monsoon Disasters In History

    While monsoons are simply a change in wind, they can also bring lots of rain and subsequent flooding, causing disaster.

    By Mina Nakatani Read More
  • Moon and Earth rotating in space

    The Risky And Bizarre Way That The Moon Could Reduce Global Warming

    You know that whole global warming thing? Well how about we bypass all the hard work of figuring out a sensible, rational, cooperative way of dealing with it?

    By Richard Milner Read More
  • Lightning from thunderclouds

    Hector The Thundercloud: The Weather Phenomenon That Baffles Scientists

    Hector the thundercloud is very predictable. So much so, in fact, that it arrives on a daily basis with almost perfect timekeeping.

    By Chris Littlechild Read More
  • Sunspots on sun's surface

    The Effect That Sunspots Actually Have On Earth's Weather

    The sun has a very direct influence on life on Earth. In particular, sunspots influence the weather we experience to a certain degree. Here's how.

    By Chris Littlechild Read More
  • Tornado in Kansas, USA

    How Does A Thunderstorm Become A Tornado?

    Tornadoes are among the most imposing and fascinating weather phenomena, the result of thunderstorms. Here's how thunderstorms become tornadoes.

    By Kat Olvera Read More
  • Nostradamus colorized drawing

    Nostradamus' Predictions For 2023: From Nuclear War To Climate Collapse

    Nostradamus was a 16th-century soothsayer that many people still turn to when trying to predict the future. Here are some of his scary predictions for 2023.

    By Dylan Hofer Read More
  • Hurricane Ian

    Florida Is Still Feeling The Devastating Effects Of Hurricane Ian In The Bee Population

    These days, commercial beekeeping helps keep up the food supply, but Florida is still feeling the devastating effects of Hurricane Ian on the bee population.

    By Liv Brinkley Read More
  • Turtle beside a body of water

    Why Reptiles Might Face Extinction Due To Climate Change

    Climate change is altering the very nature of the Earth, making it unsustainable for some species to live on, including many reptiles.

    By Kat Olvera Read More
  • winter scene

    Weather Folklore That Is Said To Predict Your Winter Forecast

    For centuries, humans have been pointing to natural occurrences, such as the number of acorns that fall, that supposedly portend the severity of winter.

    By Aaron Homer Read More
  • Hurricane Ian 2022

    How Different Natural Disasters Change The Environment

    Natural disasters are extremely powerful, but their aftermath is just as difficult. Here's how different natural disasters change the environment.

    By Marta Zabo Read More
  • Palm trees in storm wind

    What Is A Subtropical Storm?

    To the uninitiated, severe offshore weather simply means trouble, but there are distinctions to be made in the types of storms that threaten coastlines.

    By Michael Dawson Read More
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