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Environment
Real Heat Maps: Watch As the World Burns
NASA maps show global temperature anomalies by decade, leaving no doubt whatsoever about our planet's warming trend.
Culture
Why America Doesn't Need Its Own Space Missions
Today the space shuttle Endeavour is making its final liftoff. Here's why that shouldn't sadden you a bit.
Technology
Transparency: The Future of NASA
The space agency just announced that the last shuttle mission would be in June. How is NASA going to use its resources now?
Culture
Flowchart: Should You Give Up Your Dream of Being an Astronaut?
If you still think space is the final frontier, here's some advice
Environment
What's "Normal" Weather Is About to Officially Change
NOAA is about to redefine what "normal" weather is across the country. In most of the country's 10,000 regions, that will be warmer and wetter.
Environment
Image of the Day: NASA Discovers New Life Form
NASA has discovered a new life form completely unlike anything else on Earth.
Technology
Space Carpooling: From Now on, We'll Be Hitching a Ride with the Russians
How will we get into space when NASA's shuttle program shuts down this summer? We'll carpool with the Russians!
Technology
Magnetic Fields: Made Visible in Video
Semiconductor created "Magnetic Movie" to make magnetic fields visible.n
Business
Federal Workers Are More Likely to Die Than Lose Their Jobs (and for Good Reason)
USA Today bemoans the fact that you're more likely to die than get fired from a federal job. An economist says this makes perfect sense.
Environment
2010 Is Officially the Hottest Year on Record
2010 has tied 2005 for the title of warmest year on record, but don't expect it to hold the position atop the charts for long.
Technology
Image of the Day: NASA's Gorgeous Cloud-Free View of Ireland
Getting this clear a shot of Ireland is actually something of a feat.
Lifestyle
Feeding the Tiny Humans of the Future: Amsterdam's Disproportionate Restaurant
A new restaurant explores the way genetically-engineered one-and-a-half foot tall humans might cook, eat, and farm.
Education
YouTube Space Lab Competition Will Blast Teen Science Experiments Into Orbit
Two budding scientists will have their experiments carried out on the International Space Station.
Education
NASA Creates Awesome iPad App for Science Education
The new "Visualization Explorer" app takes NASA's trove of satellite data and brings it to life in a free app.
Lifestyle
Spider Webs and the Battle Over Federal Caffeine Limits
One hundred years ago, the predecessor of the FDA had no data on how caffeine affects humans. Unbelievably, the same is pretty much true today.
Education
Collaborative Effort Targets STEM Teacher Shortage
100Kin10 needs all hands on deck to bring 100,000 excellent STEM teachers into classrooms over the next decade.
Environment
Overload: Still Here, Bidder 70 Verdict Reached, and More
America's most toxic cities and a Tim DeChristopher verdict in today's daily roundup of what we're reading at GOOD Environment HQ. Enjoy!
Environment
Infographic: Waste in Space
A look at the massive amount of space garbage orbiting the planet.
