Our World Is Getting Hotter and This Visualisation Shows It
Our world is getting hotter, and this visualisation lets you watch temperatures increase in front of your eyes. Read More >>
Our world is getting hotter, and this visualisation lets you watch temperatures increase in front of your eyes. Read More >>
New measurements from Apollo-era moon rocks suggest that the moon and Earth had a much more savage past than we knew.
It’s fine. We’re fine. Everything’s fine.
Life Noggin explains the math behind how long it would take, giving consideration to all that gravity nonsense, and comes up with a shockingly small number.
A spacecraft parked in orbit at a distance of one million miles has captured the mother of all timelapse videos—an entire year on Earth. Enjoy. Read More >>
We know about our North and South poles, but what about an East, West, or slightly-to-the-left pole? Around 1 billion years ago, that might have been a possibility.
If an active volcano nearby suddenly kicks up its activity with steam, smoke, and below-ground rumblings, it’s a good idea to get away very quickly.
An exhaustive attempt by researchers to find a single untouched space on planet Earth has yielded no results. Sorry, folks, everything is ruined now. Read more >>
You might not want to check this out for yourself, but do you know how long it would take?
Without Jupiter, we might not even exist.
The Cassini mission is sending us better and better data and images of just what’s happening on the surface of Saturn’s moon Titan. And it’s beginning to look awfully familiar...
Earth's population could hit 10 billion by 2,100 – how will our planet cope?
Following up on the incredible Aurora Borealis and Australis footage that NASA posted a few days ago, we can now marvel at crystal clear 4K footage of our home sweet home, covered in white clouds and blue sky. See more >>
It would be pretty. And then pretty terrifying.
Scott Kelly posted up a STUNNING picture of Earth earlier this week, with a fitting caption: “When you think of beautiful things. Don’t forget Earth.” Read More >>
The beauty of winter can be lost when constantly scraping ice off cars, and tromping through freezing slush. So you can savour the pretty scenes of all that snow that fell on the States, NASA astronaut Scott Kelly took this photo from the ISS. Read more >>
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