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The python that’s eating Florida
Burmese pythons were imported to Florida as pets. Now tens of thousands of them are in the wild and they're eating ... everything. New York Times video.
April 7, 2015
Update on Dawn spacecraft at Ceres
When will we see new images of the mysterious bright spots on Ceres' surface?
April 7, 2015
Scientists report seasonal changes on sun
Migrating bands of magnetic fields on the sun produce 2-year variations in solar activity as strong as those in the more familiar 11-year solar cycle.
April 7, 2015
A seasonal tornado forecast would be tricky to create
There's a seasonal hurricane forecast. Why no seasonal tornado forecast? Here's why an official tornado or severe weather outlook for the United States would be tricky to create.
April 7, 2015
Large Hadron Collider is back up!
The world's largest particle smasher restarted Sunday after a two-year upgrade.
April 6, 2015
Black holes don’t erase information
Since 1975, when Hawking showed that black holes evaporate from our universe, physicists have tried to explain what happens to a black hole's information.
April 6, 2015
Solar eclipses caused by Earth
Don't miss these images of eclipses of the sun caused by Earth, taken by various spacecraft on the moon, orbiting the moon, or returning from the moon.
April 6, 2015
Total eclipse of the moon on April 4!
Western North America will see the total eclipse before dawn April 4. Eastern Asia, Indonesia, New Zealand and Australia see it on the evening of April 4.
April 4, 2015
See it! April 4, 2015 total eclipse of the moon
Thanks to all who posted at EarthSky Facebook and G+, and to all who submitted directly to EarthSky.org!
April 4, 2015
Plant’s pollination synchronized with full moon
Two scientists accidentally discovered pollination in a species of Ephedra is correlated with the full moon. The finding is a first for the plant world.
April 4, 2015
