Discovery Deep Dive

What sounded like thunder over New England on May 30th was actually a meteor hurtling through Earth's atmosphere at 75,000 miles per hour.

Have you ever wondered why winter seems more unpredictable every year? Let’s take a closer look at how climate change is reshaping the season we once thought we knew.

The Geminids — one of the year’s brightest and most reliable meteor showers — are about to peak, creating fast, colorful streaks of light as Earth passes through a trail of asteroid debris.