How cuts to science in the US endanger everyone

Cuts to science in the United States will impact our ability to monitor storms, improve the safety of structures and prepare for the next pandemic.

US academic freedom is under threat, says RAS

The UK's Royal Astronomical Society has endorsed a statement with over 150 European science institutions raising concerns about threats to US academic freedom.

Frigid Titan has soaring, bubbling clouds with unusual rains

Astronomers have seen convective clouds in the northern regions of Saturn's moon Titan for the 1st time. The methane rains replenish Titan's lakes and seas.

How did dinosaurs become birds? This fossil offers insights

How did dinosaurs become birds? An exquisitely preserved fossil of the oldest-known bird, Archaeopteryx, has revealed new details.

Flamingos create water vortices to trap their prey

According to a new study, flamingos are active hunters! With their unique body parts and movements, they create water vortices to capture their prey.

Active tectonics on Venus? Old data reveal new clues

Are there active tectonics on Venus? A new study of the planet's enigmatic coronae, based on old data from NASA's Magellan mission, says yes.

The Mount St. Helens deadly eruption was 45 years ago

On May 18, 1980, Mount St. Helens erupted, killing 57 people. The year 2025 marks 45 years since the deadly eruption, which changed the face of the mountain.

Meet lovable, easy-to-find Corvus the Crow

Corvus the Crow is a small constellation, recognizable for its compact, boxy shape. It's a fun one! You can find it by locating Spica, the brightest star in Virgo.

Centaurus the Centaur: This way to the nearest star system

Centaurus the Centaur is a constellation found in Southern Hemisphere skies that contains some of the closest stars to our sun. Read more here.

Fire season gets an early start in Canada and Minnesota

Fire season in Minnesota and Canada has gotten off to a strong, early start. Read more about the wildfires raging in the north.