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Deborah Byrd

Powerful 7.9-magnitude earthquake rocks Nepal

The quake's epicenter less than 50 miles from capital city of Kathmandu. Hundreds dead and many historic buildings collapsed.

Love is in the air

It's N. Hemisphere spring, and this male Purple Finch's thoughts are turning to ... well, hello, ladies!

Calbuco volcano in Chile erupts

Amazing photos and videos of Chile's Calbuco volcano, which began erupting Wednesday for the first time in over 42 years.

More earthquakes due to human activities, says USGS

Of the eastern and central U.S. states studied so far, Oklahoma is by far the worst-hit in recent years. Texas, Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico and Ohio all have had more earthquakes in the past year.

Fly through Hubble’s 25th anniversary image

Fly through the Hubble Space Telescope's 25th anniversary image of star cluster Westerlund 2 in 3-D!

NASA creates NExSS for life search

A new NASA collaboration will use a systems science approach - looking at the big picture, cutting across different scientific disciplines - to seek alien life.

First visible light spectrum from exoplanet

Why are astronomers excited about the first directly obtained visible light spectrum - or rainbow array of visible colors - bounced from the surface of an exoplanet?

Meteor over the Montana Rockies

At Lake McDonald in Glacier National Park.

Moon and Venus April 20-21, 2015

Did you see them? They were beautiful. Check out these photos from around the world.

Yes, the ‘quadruple rainbow’ photo is real, but it’s not a quadruple rainbow

Amanda Curtis' rare photo of oddly angled rainbows over Long Island on April 21, 2015 is the real thing. These are called reflection rainbows ...