The Latest Breaking News from Earth

From deep blues to earth-toned pinks, these are three of Farrow & Ball's most popular paints – and expert-approved ways to decorate with them throughout the home

Japan's Hayabusa2 spacecraft will zoom past a small near-Earth asteroid in 2026 as part of its extended mission — and you could help name the space rock.

Mantes' fall seems inevitable - but what comes next?

The James Webb Telescope will be busy during Cycle 3 , with astronomers using the powerful telescope to hunt exomoons and supermassive black holes and investigate cosmic evolution.

Eruption of volcano on Galapagos Islands showcases Earth's dynamic geology and biodiversity. No immediate threat to visitors. Authorities monitoring situat...

Parts of the structure are younger than expected while an east wind blows the whole thing across the desert, researchers find

SpaceX launched its latest crewed flight toward the International Space Station at 10:53 p.m. ET tonight (March 3), carrying four astronauts aboard a Crew Dragon spacecraft.

MethaneSat, a groundbreaking satellite, will monitor methane emissions to combat climate change and hold polluters accountable.

Learn about the growing concern of aerospace industry particles affecting the stratosphere and ozone layer.

As the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter begins a sellout world tour, she talks about how a ‘21st-century girl’ is making young fans nostalgic for a crooning jazz era they never knew

In the earth’s distant past, many species went through bursts of evolutionary innovation, taking giant leaps and incorporating extraordinary diversity in their population, while others were left behind. The question of how some species become capable of taking these quantum leaps has been an enduring mystery in evolutionary biology.