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A NASA artist concept illustration of asteroid Apophis approaching Earth during its historic April 13, 2029 flyby, when the 450-meter-wide near-Earth asteroid will pass approximately 32,000 kilometers from Earth's surface — closer than geostationary satellites — in an event that occurs only once every few thousand years.
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The Asteroids That Almost Hit Earth and the One Coming in 2029
A World Cup 2026 soccer image represents the growing focus on match-day heat risk, player performance, and fan safety as Climate Central tracks heat concerns across host cities.
World Cup Heat Risk Hits 95% Today as Miami Match Raises Player Concerns
A towering pyrocumulus smoke column billows over the East Tintic Mountains as the Cottonwood Fire explodes in size near Beaver, Utah, on June 23, 2026. A roadside sign alerts drivers to use alternate routes as the Beaver County Sheriff's Office closes all roads leading toward the fire area including B Bench Road, B Mountain, and Bone Hollow.
Human-Caused Wildfire Explodes in Utah, Forcing Evacuations as Flames Spread
A NOAA satellite image shows cloud cover and storm activity swirling across the North Pacific and into the Pacific Northwest as a sharp weather pattern change brings cooler air, showers, and renewed rain chances to the region after days of heat.
Northwest Heat Dome Breaks, But the Cooldown Could Disrupt Weekend Plans
A soccer-themed image shows Portugal and Uzbekistan facing off on the field, representing today’s World Cup matchup with the highest heat risk for players and fans.
One World Cup Match Has a 96% Heat Risk Today. Could It Change the Game?
Midwest Tornado Outbreak Kills 3 as June Storms Break RecordsSummer Bummer: Several Popular Beaches Close Due to Elevated Bacteria LevelsDrought Disaster at Largest Native American Reservation Could Impact Millions of Americans
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Vast sand dunes of the Sahara Desert photographed at sunset. The angrite meteorite NWA 12774 — a 4.5-billion-year-old fragment of a massive lost protoplanet — was recovered from the Sahara Desert in 2019, where it had rested for billions of years after crossing the solar system following the destruction of its parent world.
Scientists Found a Piece of a Lost Planet in the Sahara Desert
An assortment of swimming pool maintenance chemicals and equipment arranged poolside on a sunny day, including chlorine tablets, large chemical containers, a pool skimmer, water test kits, and cleaning supplies, with a backyard swimming pool visible in the background.
Swimming Pool Chemicals: Healthy or Hazardous
Photograph of Tropical Storm Bill taken from the International Space Station during ISS Expedition 44 in June 2015, showing the storm's full cloud circulation over the Gulf of Mexico as it approached the Texas coastline. Bill made landfall along the Texas coast on June 16, 2015, dumping over 10 inches of rain across Texas and Oklahoma during an El Niño hurricane season that also produced Tropical Storm Ana — the earliest U.S. landfalling storm on record at the time.
A 'Quiet' Hurricane Season Can Still Be Deadly. History Proves It.
Satellite view of a powerful hurricane with a clearly defined eye and expansive spiral cloud bands stretching across the Gulf of Mexico toward the U.S. coastline, illustrating the enormous scale of a fully developed major storm.
Will Humans Ever Be Able to Stop a Hurricane?