Coral records show climate change is intensifying El Niño events
New analysis of coral skeletons from the Galapagos Islands has revealed that El Niño events have become more intense as global temperatures have risen.
» readNASA Ames Hosts Largest Civil Servant Swearing-In Ceremony in Its 87-Year History
A record-breaking swearing-in ceremony for new civil servants was held at NASA’s Ames Research Center in California’s Silicon Valley on August 24, 2026.
» readNepal Flood Triggered by Glacial Collapse and Cascading Hazards, Officials Report
A glacial collapse high in the mountains is believed to have caused a devastating flood in Nepal, with satellite images showing a large section of glacier breaking away at an altitude of around 5,200 meters and falling more than 1,200 meters into…
» readNASA’s Roman Space Telescope Set for Weekend Launch on Decade-Long Cosmic Mission
The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is scheduled to launch this weekend on a mission that could last up to a decade. The observatory will hunt for distant exoplanets, map the Milky Way, and investigate dark matter and dark energy.
» readAstonishing whale feeding frenzy seen off the eastern coast of Greenland
At first, we couldn’t see the whales themselves. There were simply a few seemingly small plumes of water blowing out of the sea in the distance, a faint “pfft” sound on the wind as each plume popped
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