The cyclone gained unexpected strength in a matter of hours, and reached the coast of Mexico with sustained winds of 270 km/h. It is estimated to lose strength quickly.
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Mountain chicken frogs were once widespread on Caribbean islands but have been bought to the brink of extinction in just 20 years.
Air pollution in North America has become increasingly concerning as the planet warms and air quality causes health problems in people. NASA has recently launched an instrument to measure air pollution every hour across the continent.
Volcanologists from the Italian Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV) immortalized the moment Stromboli erupted. The volcano of the Aeolian Islands, in Italy, has been in permanent activity for at least two thousand years! Here is the video.
Using data from NEOWISE, a group of astronomers from Leiden in the Netherlands observed two planets colliding for the first time. The collision resulted in a new structure that had not been observed before. Furthermore, understanding this collision can give us an answer to how the Moon formed when the Earth was still young.
Eastern Scotland is expected to get well over a month's rainfall as Storm Babet moves through, with widespread disruption from flooding and travel problems.
As the leaves change colors and the moon shines brightly, allow yourself to be swept away by the enchantment of Spooky Season. Here is a glimpse into the fascinating world of ghost towns in the United States.
Supposedly one of the most haunted woodlands in the UK, Wistman's Wood has long been associated with hellhounds, piskies and spirits.
Les vinagrillos géants du genre Mastigoproctus, également connus sous le nom de scorpions fouets, ont fait l'objet de récentes recherches visant à découvrir les relations entre leurs espèces et leur diversité.
Scientists using the H.E.S.S. observatory in Namibia have detected the highest-energy gamma rays ever emitted by a dead star called a "pulsar." Find out more here!
This time, the strong drought that has been affecting the Amazon region has caused the reappearance of ancient rock engravings on the rock walls of an archaeological site in Manaus, due to the low level of the Rio Negro.
Although the Earth is warming, a new study suggests that the atmosphere could cause long periods of extreme cold or rain in winter in some regions. Find out more here!