Scientists want to pump carbon into a hole at the bottom of the ocean in a $60 million pilot project to help stop climate change

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A new carbon removal plant will absorb carbon dioxide 99,000 times faster than Earth's oceans

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The oceans absorb billions of tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. The world would be a lot warmer without them.

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Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin is annoyed with SpaceX's big rocket launches

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Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin filed concerns to the FAA about rival SpaceX's Starship-Super Heavy launch plans.

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China's historic moon mission is just the start of its plans to dominate space

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China's Chang'e-6 lunar module after landing in Mongolia on Tuesday.

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My husband and I used a 'Cinderella' rule to limit our kids' screen time. We don't regret it.

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In the Estrada household, the internet disappeared at midnight.

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Boeing's leaking Starliner spacecraft has delayed 2 astronauts' return to Earth

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Boeing's Starliner launched its first crewed mission earlier this month.

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A climber who summited the world's tallest peaks explains how he trains by keeping his body in Everest-mode

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Mountaineer and Everest guide Garrett Madison has made a career out of climbing the world's tallest, most challenging peaks.

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Is it too hot to be outside? Plug in your ZIP code to check your city's 'heat risk'

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The CDC and NWS launched a HeatRisk map to forecast potential heat-related impacts in your area.

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A team of climbers just summited 3 of the most challenging peaks in the world. They made it even harder by collecting roughly 2,000 pounds of trash along the way.

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Mountaineer and Everest guide Garrett Madison climbed Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse, and Mt. Nuptse in a single expedition season. He and his team also removed about 2,000 pounds of trash from these peaks.

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NASA is putting an 'artificial star' in orbit around Earth

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NASA aims to launch a mini satellite the size of a bread box that could become one of the most important astronomical tools by the end of this decade.

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