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Earth's climate is changing so quickly that humanity is running out of chances to fix it, primatologist Jane Goodall -- pictured on January 22, 2020 -- has warned in an interview

Climate Change At 'Point Of No Return': Primatologist Goodall

Climate change at 'point of no return': primatologist Goodall

Impressive Views Of DART's Asteroid Impact From Space And From Earth [Images]

Illustration of NASA's DART spacecraft prior to impact at the Didymos binary asteroid system

Another instrument was watching the action nearby, and so were observatories on Earth.

Biden Laying Foundation For Green Energy Investments: Yellen

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, pictured at a Ford center in Dearborn, Michigan on September 8, 2022, says she expects supply chain issues to resolve, helping to bring down the cost of electric vehicles

Biden laying foundation for green energy investments: Yellen

Ex-president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (R) and far-right incumbent Jair Bolsonaro are vying for Brazil's presidency

Brazilian Stars Add Sparkle To Election Campaign

Brazilian stars add sparkle to election campaign

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Mission Success: Watch The Moment A NASA Spacecraft Crashes Into Asteroid

NASA's DART spacecraft successfully collided with Dimorphos on Monday.

Stressed? It May Make You Focus On Your Partner's Negative Behaviors

This shows the impact that stressful life events can have on a relationship.

The US Supreme Court ruled in June that the government's key environmental agency cannot issue broad limits on greenhouse gases

Boost Climate Action Or We'll See You Court, Activists Tell Governments

Boost climate action or we'll see you court, activists tell governments

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket lifts off, carrying 53 Starlink internet satellites, from the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral

'UFO' Spotted By Thousands On The East Coast; Strange Light Is Just Falcon 9

The rocket deployed 52 satellites for SpaceX's Starlink internet service.

A satellite image on January 15, 2022 shows the volcanic eruption that provoked a tsunami in Tonga

New Island Emerges In Pacific Ocean Following Volcanic Eruption, But May Vanish Soon [Photo]

NASA Earth Observatory captured the image of the island with the help of Operational Land Imager 2 (OLI-2) on Landsat 9 on Sept 14.

TheÂ frequency, intensity and scale of climate-fuelled marine heatwaves that cause coral bleaching are increasing, researchers say

Extreme Heat Wave Hits Mediterranean Sea, Threatens Marine Life

The ESA-backed project named CAREheat found some interesting details while analyzing the Mediterranean marine heat wave.

Typhoon Noru is the strongest storm to hit the Philippines this year

Five Rescuers Killed In Philippine Typhoon

Five rescuers killed in Philippine typhoon

This artist's illustration obtained from NASA on November 4, 2021 shows the DART spacecraft from behind prior to impact at the Didymos binary system

DART Mission: How To Watch NASA Crash A Spacecraft Onto An Asteroid

NASA will be providing a live coverage of the impact.

This artist's illustration obtained from NASA shows the DART spacecraft prior to impact with the asteroid Dimorphos

NASA's DART Mission Won't Knock Asteroid On A Collision Course To Earth

NASA's DART mission to crash into the Dimorphos will not affect the safety of the Earth.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, here with UAE Minister of Climate Change Mariam Almheiri touring a mangrove park in Abu Dhabi, is visiting the Gulf to secure energy supplies

United Arab Emirates Agrees To Supply Germany With Gas, Diesel

United Arab Emirates agrees to supply Germany with gas, diesel

Eating Disorders: Types, Symptoms, And How They Affect Mental Health

Individuals suffering from eating disorders have a strong fear of gaining weight and a cruelly distorted perception of their bodies.

Germany's Scholz Cites Energy Supply 'Progress' On UAE Visit

Germany's Scholz cites energy supply 'progress' on UAE visit

Another hotly debated topic on the ballot is a popular proposal to ban intensive livestock farming

Swiss Vote On Factory Farm Ban, Pension Reform

Swiss vote on factory farm ban, pension reform

Mariah Carey performs during the Global Citizen Festival at Central Park in New York

Metallica, Biden And Mariah Carey Come Together Against Poverty

Metallica, Biden and Mariah Carey come together against poverty

The River Dee runs through the royal family's Balmoral estate

Fishermen Lament Plunge In Scottish Wild Salmon Catch

Fishermen lament plunge in Scottish wild salmon catch

Members of the Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office prepare rubber boats and life vests ahead of Super Typhoon Noru making landfall

Super Typhoon Noru Barrels Towards Philippines

Super Typhoon Noru barrels towards Philippines

Pangolins are described by conservationists as the world's most trafficked mammal, with traditional Chinese medicine being the main driver

Taiwan's Pangolins Suffer Surge In Feral Dog Attacks

Taiwan's pangolins suffer surge in feral dog attacks

A man uses a makeshift raft to cross s stream of flood waters near his damaged house in Jaffarabad, Pakistan

Why Are Climate Activists Calling For Reparations?

Why are climate activists calling for reparations?

US President Joe Biden cheered on electric vehicles during a speech September 14 at the Detroit Auto Show

EVs At Detroit Auto Show? Consumers Have Questions

EVs at Detroit Auto Show? Consumers have questions

Far-right Eyes Historic Victory As Italy Votes

Far-right eyes historic victory as Italy votes

Indigenous peoples' representatives complain that the resources agreed upon at climate meetings barely ever reached them

Indigenous Activists Raise Climate Awareness On Sidelines Of UNGA

Indigenous activists raise climate awareness on sidelines of UNGA

Enrico Letta arrived at his final rally in an electric van

From Warriors To Grandpa Jokes As Italy Readies To Vote

From warriors to grandpa jokes as Italy readies to vote

Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina (R) enters to address the 77th session of the United Nations General Assembly at UN headquarters in New York City on September 23, 2022

Bangladesh PM Denounces 'Tragedy' Of Rich Nations On Climate

Bangladesh PM denounces 'tragedy' of rich nations on climate

World Bank president David Malpass is battling charges of climate denial for dodging questions on the role of man-made emissions in global warming -- which he since said he acknowledges

World Bank Chief Malpass Says Won't Quit Over Climate Denial Row

World Bank chief Malpass says won't quit over climate denial row

In his address to the United Nations General Assembly, President Nikenike Vurobaravu evoked the existential crisis caused by rapid global heating, from hurricanes and coral bleaching to wildfires, prolonged droughts and flooding

At UN, Vanuatu Calls For Fossil Fuel Non-proliferation Treaty

At UN, Vanuatu calls for fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty

US President Joe Biden gives a thumbs up as he boards Air Force One at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York

US, China Top Diplomats Meet To Contain High Tensions On Taiwan

US, China top diplomats meet to contain high tensions on Taiwan

Life Expectancy For Black Populations In US Lower Than Whites, Study Says Disparities Run Deep

"The Lancet paper offered the first comprehensive U.S. county-level life expectancy estimates to highlight the significant gaps that persist among racial and ethnic populations across the nation," NIMHD Director Dr. Eliseo J. Pérez-Stable said.

Grasso, Lauer, and Ware stand in front of NASA's Orion crew capsule for the Artemis 2 mission inside the Operations and Checkout Building during a media tour at Cape Canaveral

NASA Is Looking For Solar System Ambassadors. Are You Eligible?

Selected individuals will have to organize at least four community-level events in a year focused on spreading awareness of NASA's latest missions and projects.

Scientists surveying 87 sites said northern and central parts of the reef had bounced back from damage thanks mainly to fast-growingÂ AcroporaÂ corals

Evolution To Rescue: Climatic Resilience Of Coral Reefs Key To Its Conservation, Says Study

"As ocean temperatures rise, we need to keep corals in hotter waters healthy and protected so they can reproduce and spread their heat tolerance to other coral reef areas," Pinsky added.