Kacey Deamer

A new weather satellite is sharing high-definition images from the heavens.

The so-called oceanic troughs expose the glaciers to warm water from the surrounding oceans.

The video is an "exploration of visual art under a microscope."

Baby talk is for puppies.

Scientist tames tomato ketchup with physics.

Scientists triggered mice's kill instinct.

DARPA's 'Vanilla' drone claimed a record with a 56-hour flight.

Scientists spotted two ruby seadragons in the wild, the first ever siting of live specimen.

NASA satellites spied a so-called atmospheric river passing over the state.

Baboons use distinct vowel-like sounds in their calls.

May the force be with this new 'Skywalker' gibbon species, which scientists say is endangered.

You can watch a baby eagle develop and grow.

Is Virginia really for lovers?

The night after the winter solstice, the skies over northern Canada were alight with the aurora borealis.

Only about 7,100 cheetahs remain in the world, and their numbers are declining quickly.

The robot is the only of its kind, and the record it broke was its own.

About one-quarter of the world's population lives in coastal areas that will be unlivable by the year 2100 because of rising sea levels, researchers say.

The Cold War may have ended decades ago, but spy satellites' data from that era are now being used for a new mission: tracking environmental change in the Himalayas.

Though they appear to be frozen giants, glaciers and ice sheets can move and change in unexpected ways over time.

Despite the death of thousands, the killer fog has largely remained a mystery for decades.

Are chimps experts at recognizing butts?