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How Does the James Webb Space Telescope Work — and What Has It Photographed Lately?
Why Does America Celebrate Labor Day? The Strikes, Parades and Workers Behind the Holiday

Why Does America Celebrate Labor Day? The Strikes, Parades and Workers Behind the Holiday

For many Americans, Labor Day means a three-day weekend, backyard cookouts, crowded beaches, college football and the unofficial end of summer. Retailers turn it into a sales event, swimming...

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Is Coffee Good or Bad for Your Heart? What the Latest Science Actually Says

Is Coffee Good or Bad for Your Heart? What the Latest Science Actually Says

For decades, coffee has occupied an awkward place in conversations about heart health. It contains caffeine, a stimulant that can temporarily raise blood pressure and make some people feel t...

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How to Track a Hurricane in Real Time With NOAA Without Misreading the Map

How to Track a Hurricane in Real Time With NOAA Without Misreading the Map

When a tropical system appears in the Atlantic, the urge to watch it move across a map can become almost compulsive. A disturbance off Africa becomes a colored area on an outlook. A few days...

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What Is a Geomagnetic Storm—and Why Can It Bring the Northern Lights Deep Into the U.S.?

What Is a Geomagnetic Storm—and Why Can It Bring the Northern Lights Deep Into the U.S.?

On most nights, Americans who want to see the northern lights need to travel a very long way north. Then the Sun becomes unusually active, NOAA issues a geomagnetic-storm watch or warning, a...

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Why Powerball and Mega Millions Jackpots Get So Huge—and What the Winning Numbers Really Mean

Why Powerball and Mega Millions Jackpots Get So Huge—and What the Winning Numbers Really Mean

Few numbers can transform an ordinary convenience-store counter into a national obsession as quickly as a giant lottery jackpot. Once Powerball or Mega Millions climbs into the hundreds of m...

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Why September Is Tech’s Biggest Launch Month: Phones, Software and AI Arrive at Once

Why September Is Tech’s Biggest Launch Month: Phones, Software and AI Arrive at Once

Every September, the technology calendar suddenly becomes crowded. New phones appear within days of one another. Operating systems move from summer previews to public releases. Chipmakers an...

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How to Read NOAA Hurricane Updates Without Panicking at Every Forecast Cone

How to Read NOAA Hurricane Updates Without Panicking at Every Forecast Cone

During Atlantic hurricane season, a disturbance thousands of miles from Florida can become one of the most searched subjects in the United States within hours. A colored blob appears on a we...

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