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Thousands of glaciers can suddenly surge, triggering avalanches and floods

The Great Quake of 1906 nearly wiped San Francisco off the map

How does a river know where to bend? Turns out, it’s chaos

Will the global helium shortage affect weather forecasts?

We may have found one of the best places to catch the Northern Lights!

Straits: How these geographic gateways keep the economy moving

Canada's top spots to see a rainbow

Asteroid impact likely caused a 100-metre tsunami, report finds

Our world looks gorgeous from space this weekend

Canada saw an impressive 70-degree temperature range in January

Snowstorm from space: Ontario’s stunning post-snowfall reveal

Massive iceberg A-23A turns bright blue as it finally dies off

85% of California's gold undiscovered: Heavy snow can make it more accessible

Ready for sunsets after 5 p.m.? They’re on the way in Ontario

New report predicts catastrophic impacts of megathrust quake in B.C.

The Iberian Peninsula is slowly rotating clockwise, experts say

Huge Hunga-Tonga volcanic eruption altered atmosphere, report finds

Scientists find unusual structure under Bermuda that causes it to ‘float’

Record rains revive a dry, ancient lake in Death Valley

Sunlight begins its quiet comeback across Canada sooner than you'd think

Yellowstone’s tiny quakes cause burst of life deep below the surface

Watch as winds create mesmerizing fields of gravity wave clouds

Are you ready for Torontohenge? Here's when you can see it

GOES marks 50 breathtaking years of watching Canada’s skies

‘Unprecedented’ failure in the Pacific Ocean stuns scientists

Key ocean current weaker than previously thought, could collapse in 30 years

Spectacular cascade of clouds spills across volcanic island

How our lakes offer important insights into how life on Earth began

Sunsets growing earlier across Canada as summer starts to fade

'Megathrust' earthquake fault line confirmed off Haida Gwaii

Soak up the sun while you can, as daylight fades fast in August

World’s longest ‘megaflash’ lightning streak was 829 km long

Earth just had one of its shortest days in over 50 years

Yellowstone is hiding more than 80,000 earthquakes below its surface

Ancient Canadian fault could produce major earthquakes in the future

On this Summer Solstice, will you have one longest day or two?

Rivers may fuel explosive strengthening of major hurricanes

Amazon deforestation causing measurable drop in rainfall: study

Why the world's oceans are getting darker

Trees may be able to help us predict volcanic eruptions

Scientists catch Earth's core leaking gold toward the surface

‘Striking’: Global oceans are warming fastest in two specific regions

Study finds dozens of major cities sinking due to groundwater extraction

Scientists discover strange life on Antarctica's ocean floor

Giant iceberg breaks from Antarctica, revealing mysterious underwater ecosystems

In Photos: Stunning views of the rare Pi Day "Blood Moon" Lunar Eclipse

These are the awesome treats you could see from space today

Asteroids, valleys, drops: Discovering Earth's geological gems

Gulfs, lakes and cities: How places get their names

February blues? There's a bright side to this month

Hoar frost spotted in southwestern Ontario: What is it, exactly?

Make snow at home with two simple ingredients

Look around for these strange events when frigid air arrives

Here one day, gone the next: NASA satellites track disappearing 'ghost' island

Fireball captured streaking across B.C. sky Wednesday

Polar bear caught on camera tobogganing in Newfoundland

Huge hail smashes through wildshield during severe thunderstorm

See the huge ice jam clogging rivers in Fort McMurray

Raccoons in the attic? Tips for animal-proofing your home

Hidden Toxins: These common flowers could make you sick

Sudden summer or sputtering spring: Which side are you on this May?

May can bring Canada 30-degree heat and late-spring snows

This invasive plant has escaped gardens and is spreading across Canada

10 years later: First days of Fort McMurray’s historic ‘Beast’ wildfire

Sip, savour, and explore the road less travelled in Niagara

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