Look to the eastern sky before sunset on the 4th, or catch it again at moonset near sunrise on December 5 for a rare chance to see the Sun and supermoon in the sky at once.

This dramatic effect is due to its elliptical orbit, and it's easiest to spot near the horizon, where our brains perceive it as even bigger.

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These thriving ecosystems are not untouched, they are actively cared for through generations of Indigenous stewardship and knowledge. Kimmerer emphasizes that this traditional ecological wisdom isn’t just compatible with science, it is science.

As an Earthshot Prize ambassador, he helps elevate evidence-based conservation solutions and global environmental innovation. His win celebrates both his talent and the science he continues to champion. 💚

The hospital’s clinical records support research on habitat loss, disease trends, and the effects of climate change on native species.

He also contributes to species monitoring in the field and uses wildlife photography to document environmental change for researchers and the public. 📸

This misalignment can interfere with how your body processes food, responds to medication, and even how your immune system functions. Over time, repeated circadian disruption may increase vulnerability to chronic health issues.

Studies have shown that simulated jetlag alters the expression of hundreds of genes in blood samples, and similar disruptions happen in key organs like the brain, liver, and fat cells.

Though no casualties were reported, the eruption coated nearby villages in ash, disrupting ecosystems and local communities. It's a stunning example of geologic time in motion, and how Earth's quietest places can roar back to life.

Located along the East African Rift, this volcano sits at the meeting point of tectonic plates where Earth's crust is constantly shifting.

Instead? They found a cosmic hint of rum and berries.

This project is part of IF/THEN®, an initiative of Lyda Hill Philanthropies.