World's Largest Iceberg, A23a, Breaks Up into Thousands of Pieces Near Penguin Refuge – Earth from Space
150,000-year history of Earth's magnetic field reveals secrets of the climate that existed when the first humans spread out of Africa
Provocative study suggests super-deep Yosemite canyon may have been partially carved by ghost volcano and river
Only 0.001% of the ocean depths have ever been explored by humans—an area equal to the size of Rhode Island.
See the reconstructed home of the 'polar dinosaurs' that thrived in Antarctica 120 million years ago.
Jellyfish Lake: A brackish body of water in Palau with a toxic bottom and surface waters teeming with millions of jellyfish.