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Dave Adalian

Glacier collapse in Switzerland. Village buried, one still missing

A glacier collapse in the Swiss Alps has buried a village and blocked a nearby river. At least 1 person is reported missing.

How a sunlike star yanked down a teetering planet

A Jupiter-size planet fell into its parent sunlike star, according to new data from the James Webb Space Telescope.

Bonobo chatter shares a unique feature with human speech

The bonobo - humanity's closest cousin species - can combine vocalizations for a language with more depth. It may provide insight to the evolution of language.

Prototaxites: Oldest giant organisms a lost kingdom of life?

Recently proposed reclassification of Earth’s first giant organisms - Prototaxites - indicate they represent an extinct kingdom of life.

New tree is a towering East African giant of the rainforest

A new tree species discovered in the rainforest of eastern Africa - Tessmannia princeps - is a towering giant that grows up to 130 feet (40 m) tall.

8th Starship launch ends in another colossal blast

The SpaceX Starship rocket made its exciting 8th test flight on Thursday, March 6. See the fiery thrills and spills right here!

Aliens could detect Earth from 12,000 light-years away

Researchers looking for aliens say Earth might be detectable by ETs with tech like our own. Our civilization can be seen from 12,000 light years away.

Enormous BlueBird satellites unfurled in low Earth orbit

BlueBird satellites, the largest communications satellites ever, opened their antennae this week. Astronomers believe they will further degrade the night sky.

Monday’s livestream: Extreme weather and climate change with Davide Faranda

Watch our replay about climate change and extreme weather with climatologist Davide Faranda, an expert on cold spells, heatwaves and severe thunderstorms.

LIVE: SpaceX Starship Test Flight No. 5 Watch Party!

Starship is the world’s most powerful rocket. Want to see it take to the sky? Join our watch party at 7 a.m. CT (12:00 UTC) on Sunday, October 13.