which resembles a swirling snowstorm in a snow globe. The stars are residents of the globular star cluster Messier 79, or M79, located 41,000 light-years from Earth, in the constellation Lepus.

It’s been a pleasant May and a scorching past few days, and yet some of those no-good-dirty-rotten mounds of this winter’s historic snow still haven’t melted. How is that possible?

"The greatest snow on earth" apparently got ... numbers at local resorts. In case science isn't enough, testimonials from skiing professionals around the globe might provide further evidence ...

"To me this whole thing looks like a 'snow globe' that you've just ... Hartley occurred about 23 million km from Earth Since 4 November, the science team has had a chance to consider the different ...

Just a few degrees’ difference can turn a dreary rainy day into a nigh on magical scene straight out of a snow globe. “It’s more glorious and beautiful than everything else” in weather ...

How snow accumulates on Mars may seem alien compared to the way it happens on Earth. The composition of Martian snow explains why it can snow in regions on Mars where conditions would make it ...