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Effective risk assessment and management are essential for mitigating the impacts of hazards and building resilient communities. A new open-source tool, RiskChanges, can help inform decision making and guide resource allocation.

Green, and pink coloured the European sky landscape on Sunday 5 November night. Auroras borealis was seen in Ukraine, Italy, Greece, and, with little intensity,...

The professor researches radioactive contaminant control programs and calibration techniques to improve sensitivity of dark matter detectors.

Study looks at Sable Island as an example of what is happening to many other islands

NASA Geologist and astronaut Harrison Schmidt used an adjustable sampling scoop to retrieve lunar samples during the Apollo 17 mission in 1972. Sign up

Asteroids such as this one likely collided with Earth in the past

Solar eclipses are rare, magnificent celestial events.

Security footage captured him carrying a crowbar and parking next to the player's car.

Saturday’s solar eclipse cut across the western United States, dipping down into parts of Mexico, Central America, Colombia, and Brazil. It was Panama’s first eclipse in 25 years and it came at an auspicious time when scientists are promoting an interest in astronomy. 

Hundreds of sky watchers headed to Coronation Park Saturday morning.