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Healthy honey bees discovered in Newfoundland
Scientists say the Newfoundland populations of bees offer them a unique opportunity to investigate honey bee health.
Editors of EarthSky
July 1, 2014
Amazing purple jelly in the deep sea
Many deep-sea creatures are red, but this one is a strange purple-blue. Oceanographers wonder what benefit there is to being purple under miles of ocean.
Deborah Byrd
June 30, 2014
5.2-magnitude earthquake shakes Arizona and New Mexico
The moderately strong and shallow earthquake had its epicenter near Lordsburg, New Mexico, near the Arizona and New Mexico state line.
Deborah Byrd
June 29, 2014
When can you expect your warmest summer day?
A new map shows the warmest days of the year on average throughout the United States
Eleanor Imster
June 27, 2014
Thunderstorms spawn elusive sprites
Sometimes called red sprites or lightning sprites, they are offshoots of large-scale electrical discharges that take place above thunderstorms.
Deborah Byrd
June 26, 2014
Will El Niño develop later this year?
There is a 70% chance that El Niño will develop in the equatorial Pacific Ocean later this summer.
Deanna Conners
June 25, 2014
Lifeform of the week: Leafcutter ants
Humans aren't the only species that farms, they're not even the first.
Alex Reshanov
June 25, 2014
7.9-magnitude earthquake strikes near Alaska
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center issued a local tsunami warning after a powerful earthquake struck on June 23 in the Aleutian Islands.
Deborah Byrd
June 23, 2014
Gorgeous photos of the Pacific Remote Islands
The Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument may become one of the world’s largest marine protected areas.
Deanna Conners
June 23, 2014
View from space: Brazil’s World Cup cities at night
Here's a satellite view of the 12 Brazilian cities hosting World Cup games.
Eleanor Imster
June 23, 2014
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