EEnvironment Read More For Decades, the Arctic Melt Season Kept Growing. Then It StoppedOctober 16, 2026 The Arctic melt season lengthened dramatically for decades, but its average duration has barely changed since around 2010.…
EEnvironment Read More A Massive 29-Square-Mile Iceberg Hit an Island and Kept GoingSeptember 15, 2026 An iceberg from Petermann Glacier encounters Joe Island in northwestern Greenland, visible in images captured by the OLI…
EEnvironment Read More One of Earth’s Driest Deserts Just Turned WhiteSeptember 11, 2026 Back-to-back winter storms brought a rare burst of snow to Chile’s Atacama Desert in August 2026, turning parts…
EEnvironment Read More New Mexico’s Largest Reservoir Was Nearly Full. Now It’s at 1.4%September 10, 2026 New Mexico’s Elephant Butte Reservoir was nearly full on June 2, 1994 (left), in contrast to very low…
SScience Read More NASA Reveals the Black Sea’s Stunning Annual Turquoise TransformationJuly 19, 2026 NASA’s PACE satellite captured the Black Sea glowing turquoise on June 22, 2026, as a massive bloom of…
SSpace Read More NASA Satellite Images Show Huge Colored Plumes Staining the OceanMay 17, 2026 NASA satellites are tracking an intriguing patch of colored plumes in the waters off the US’s Mid-Atlantic coast.…
SScience Read More NASA’s seafloor map: How scientists mapped the ocean floor from space |March 26, 2026 For many years, scientists have known more about the Moon’s surface than the depths of our planet’s oceans.…
EEnvironment Read More NASA Captures Stunning Images of a Titanic Iceberg’s CollapseOctober 2, 2025 Iceberg A-23A, once colossal and long-lived, is breaking apart as it drifts into warmer seas. Once the world’s…