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 ...

Ceres’ bright spots back in view

Dawn spacecraft has reacquired images of Spot 5, the mysterious bright double feature on the dwarf planet Ceres. The bright spots look ... as strange as ever.

Special Earth Day video: The Untouched

It showcases the beauty of nature and tries to convey that "we can’t reverse time to travel back to bring back all that we have lost by mistake."

Celebrate Earth Day 2015 with NASA

Share pics and video of your favorite places on Earth to social media with hashtag #NoPlaceLikeHome.

What’s the real deal with shark attacks?

Sharks are incredibly unlikely to bite you. They’re even less likely to kill you. However, we remain fascinated with their ability – and occasional proclivity – to do just that.

Asteroid just missed Earth on Tuesday

It came close. 2015 HD1 passed just 0.2 lunar distances away (45,600 miles or 73,400 km).

From fins to legs to fins again

Marine tetrapods, a group of animals including whales, dolphins, seals, and sea turtles, have moved from sea to land and back to the sea over the last 350 million years

Ocean acidification drove Earth’s largest mass extinction

New evidence suggests that ocean acidification played a key role in the Permian–Triassic mass extinction event 252 million years ago that killed most life on Earth.

Celebrate 25 years of Hubble Space Telescope

NASA has a whole slate of cool-looking activities in celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Hubble Space Telescope, starting on Monday, April 20!