Megadrought may be worst in 1200 years

The megadrought of 2000-2021 might exceed the record droughts since the year 800 CE, causing disruption to life in the American West.

Scientists forecast sea level rise of up to a foot by 2050

U.S. government agencies project that the rise in ocean height in the next 30 years could equal the total sea level rise seen over the past 100 years.

Camelopardalis the Giraffe swings around Polaris

Camelopardalis the Giraffe is a sprawling constellation made of dim stars that lies close the the north celestial pole. Northerners can see it all year long.

This is your Science Love Song

Just in time for Valentine's Day: the Science Love Song. An oldie but goodie - bizarrely heart-warming - from the guys at ASAPScience. Boom!

1st wandering black hole found in Milky Way

For the 1st time ever, astronomers say they have found a solitary, wandering black hole in our galaxy. It is estimated to be 7.1 times the mass of the sun.

Moon still moving through Winter Circle

The ecliptic - pathway of the sun and moon - cuts through the Winter Circle. So, each month the Circle is visible, the moon sweeps past these stars.

Earth’s oxygen provides new clues to alien life

Scientists announced new findings about when Earth's oxygen 1st increased in the atmosphere. The results will help scientists search for life on other worlds.

Global sea level rise: All roads lead to one conclusion

The global sea level has risen by more than an inch (3 cm) per decade since precise satellite measurements began in the 1990s.

Surface of Venus revealed in 1st visible-light images from space

The Parker Solar Probe has taken the 1st visible-light images of the surface of Venus from space. Dark areas are highlands while bright areas are lowlands.

Can we measure dark matter in our solar system?

Science is all about measuring things. And astronomers say dark matter pervades our solar system. Can we find a way to measure it? 2 scientists say yes.