Sydney-sized iceberg breaks off shelf
Scientists were surprised a 315 billion tonne iceberg roughly the size of Sydney broke off where it did, but said climate change isn’t to blame.
Scientists were surprised a 315 billion tonne iceberg roughly the size of Sydney broke off where it did, but said climate change isn’t to blame.
Businesses relying on the iconic attraction have been warned to “prepare for change” after a report painted a bleak picture.
A conservation group has made a very rare discovery after finding a two-headed baby turtle on a South Carolina beach.
A giant pumice island is drifting towards Australia after suddenly appearing from the ocean floor. Scientists say it’s great news.
A new report says an innovative item could help save the Great Barrier Reef from destruction.
Experts are baffled by the shifting patterns of geyser eruptions in Yellowstone National Park, leading to fears the world’s biggest supervolcano could blow.
Hidden off the coast of the US is an invaluable treasure — which could be a boon with the world’s population set to spike.
Will the next gold rush be in space? NASA plans to head towards a massive asteroid that’s worth hundreds of quintillions of dollars.
The forest has become associated with the myth of a sunken civilisation known as the Sunken Hundred.
Mountaineers from the Indian army have been mocked on social media after claiming to have found mysterious footprints in the snow that they say belong to the yeti.
A Netflix doco’s disturbing “walrus scene” left viewers in tears, now there are claims the film crew weren’t entirely truthful about what happened.
A fearless photographer captured some astonishing shots of a huge great white off the coast of South Australia.
It is truly shocking to watch and is leaving some viewers in tears. Critics say the scene is misleading but Netflix is standing by the footage.
A high-risk expedition has been sent deep into the Amazon jungle to prevent a misunderstanding leading to an uncontacted tribe launching an all-out attack on its neighbours.
Heavy rains in northern California have created spectacular scenes in the state’s most famous glory hole.
A massive crack is spreading across the ice and scientists warn it could lead to the biggest event in more than a century.
Harrowing pictures show what is left of the towns of Chernobyl and Pripyat in Ukraine more than three decades after nuclear disaster.
A collection of stunning images, taken from satellites peering down on us from Earth’s atmosphere showcase our ever-changing planet.
They’re Yellowstone Park’s most amazing attractions. But the famous geysers are strangely getting more active. Should we be worried they sit on top of a supervolcano?
The Earth’s magnetic field has reversed its polarity at least 183 times before, according to the geological record. And it’ll happen again.
One of the first Japanese battleships to be sunk by US forces during World War II has been discovered in the Solomon Islands by a band of wealthy explorers.
An avid cloud watcher was holidaying on the NSW south coast when he spotted an unusual formation resembling a fluffy breakfast omelette.
Earth’s magnetic field is what allows us to exist. It deflects harmful radiation. It keeps our water and atmosphere in place. But now it’s acting up — and nobody knows why.
Power was knocked out to thousands of homes as huge red dust clouds swept across parts of New South Wales.
With Penny a moderate chance of whipping back into cyclone strength, Townsville is tipped for some decent rainfall this week.
Dramatic footage has emerged of an experienced paraglider being flung into the air by a ‘dust devil’ at a popular launch spot in northern NSW.
Bauble-like clouds, known as Mammatus have formed across Sydney as a precursor to yet another summer thunderstorm.
UPDATE: Cape York is in for a long night of rain and galeforce winds after Cyclone Penny made landfall earlier today.
A spectacular fireworks show has lit up Sydney skies as Australia welcomes 2019 in style.
A tropical low in the Gulf of Carpentaria has increased to a “high” chance of forming into Cyclone Penny on New Year’s Day.
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