Earth’s magnetic north is not static. Like an anchorless buoy pushed by ocean waves, the magnetic field is constantly on the move as liquid iron sloshes around in the planet’s outer core.

It can be hard these days to find hopeful stories about humans working with—rather than against—nature, but a new series set ...

Late on Monday night, in the bright sunlit tundra of the South Pole, another record is broken as 21-year-old Norwegian Karen Kyllesø stepped past the line of na ...

An Instagram video shows a visitor to Yellowstone National Park upset to see pet owners' disregarding the rules.

You cannot do business on a dead planet,” the photographer and climate activist Cristina Mittermeier says when asked what she ...

Supported by Rolex, the Great Spine of Africa expedition reveals the unseen rivers that sustain nearly half a billion lives.

Photo: A hibiscus harlequin bug is pictured on set during an outback shoot for the “Tiny Heroes Down Under” episode ...

Scientists were stunned when they discovered that a shipwreck shadow they thought they had spotted under their boat last ...

NASA's Instagram posted a photo of a Sandhill Crane at the Kennedy Space Center. This highlights how the center blends space ...

The Wheeler Opera House is proud to kick off its Changemaker Speaker Series with a captivating presentation by award-winning ...

This carefully crafted exploration of Southern Africa brings to life the vast history, culture and wildlife of the region ...

In what represents a critical inflection point for a digital agency that has been an innovator in the product, design, and ...