Like coastlines? You’ll like this video

Should you spend a glorious summer day - or a cold, windy winter day - collecting beach-cast seabird carcasses in the name of citizen science? Maybe. Watch a video.

Shrinking of Antarctic ice shelves is accelerating

A new study shows that not only has Antarctica's ice shelf volume gone down, but losses have accelerated over the past decade.

Before and after cyclone Pam

Views from above, before and after cyclone Pam devastated the island nation of Vanuatu earlier this month.

Greenland glacier melt increases mercury discharge

As glaciers melt, streams carry more mercury into the ocean, increasing risk of mercury poisoning in humans and wildlife in Greenland and in adjacent coastal countries.

Super salamander nearly ate our ancestors

The thing that got us off the hook? A big hot interception 200 million years ago.

‘Seeds of Time’ to hit theaters in May

A new documentary film tracks the history and mission of the Svalbard Global Seed Vault - sometimes called the Doomsday Vault - and its founder Cary Fowler.

Highest and lowest points on Earth

Ever wonder how high the highest points on Earth are, in contrast to the deepest manmade boreholes and ocean trenches? Check out this fascinating infographic.

Largest asteroid impact zone in Australia

Scientists believe a huge impact scar, hundreds of miles wide, came from an asteroid that broke in two moments before slamming into the central Australian outback.

Surprise! Arctic sea ice record winter low

2015 Arctic sea ice maximum lowest measured since records began being kept in 1979. Maximum took place in February, 15 days earlier than the 1981-2010 average.

See it! Best photos of March 20 solar eclipse

Awesome photos of the March 20 solar eclipse, by EarthSky Facebook and G+ friends lucky enough to see it, and kind enough to share their pics.