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Mysterious Lineage of Neanderthals in France Kept to Themselves For 50,000 Years
Mysterious Lineage of Neanderthals in France Kept to Themselves For 50,000 Years
A fossil Neanderthal named for a Tolkien character indicates that geographically close groups of the ancient humans didn't mess with each other.— Gizmodo

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Artists Recorded Haunting Sounds From The World's Largest Living Thing
Artists Recorded Haunting Sounds From The World's Largest Living Thing
We can now hear one of the largest and most ancient living organisms on Earth whisper with the tremble of a million leaves echoing through its roots.— Science Alert
China plans to build moon base at the lunar south pole by 2035
China plans to build moon base at the lunar south pole by 2035
The ambitious project consists of two phases, the first of which aims to complete a basic lunar outpost roughly a decade from now.— Space.com
Nuns Exhumed the Tomb of a Saint Who Died in 1582. Her Face Is Still Stunningly Visible.
Nuns Exhumed the Tomb of a Saint Who Died in 1582. Her Face Is Still Stunningly Visible.
St. Teresa of Avila hardly looks a day over 442.— Popular Mechanics
Easter Island's population never collapsed, but it did have contact with Native Americans, DNA study suggests
Easter Island's population never collapsed, but it did have contact with Native Americans, DNA study suggests
Researchers have long debated whether the Polynesian island's population plummeted due to deforestation.— Live Science
Another UFO Boss to Break Silence in Major Book Deal
Another UFO Boss to Break Silence in Major Book Deal
Jay Stratton's memoir promises to reveal "shocking discoveries, challenges and breakthroughs" in the government's research on UFOs/UAPs.— Hollywood Reporter
Infamous 'Wow! signal' that hinted at aliens may actually be an exceptionally rare cosmic event
Infamous 'Wow! signal' that hinted at aliens may actually be an exceptionally rare cosmic event
One of astronomy's grandest riddles may have just gotten even more interesting.— Live Science
Archaeologists Found a 3,000-Year-Old Fort in the Desert -- and It Holds Evidence of a Pharaoh
Archaeologists Found a 3,000-Year-Old Fort in the Desert -- and It Holds Evidence of a Pharaoh
The ancient structure reveals extraordinary finds of war and worship.— Popular Mechanics
'Out-of-Body Experiences' Can Lead to Profound and Lasting Psychological Transformations
'Out-of-Body Experiences' Can Lead to Profound and Lasting Psychological Transformations
The recently published findings suggest that these altered states of consciousness transform how people connect with others.— The Debrief
America’s Strangest Lesser-Known Ranches
America’s Strangest Lesser-Known Ranches
These locations are host to all manner of paranormal entities and goings-on, ranging from ghostly apparitions, possession by animal-like spirits, and even nuts-and-bolts UFOs.— Mysterious Universe
Could Planet Nine Be Lurking in the Outer Solar System?
Could Planet Nine Be Lurking in the Outer Solar System?
For years, astronomers have been hunting for Planet Nine, a hypothetical giant planet believed to be lurking at the far reaches of our solar system.— Daily Galaxy
Is this proof the Loch Ness Monster is real? Ghosthunters reveal audio
Is this proof the Loch Ness Monster is real? Ghosthunters reveal audio
Ghosthunters took their dowsing rods, compass, and camera to the shores of the famous Scottish loch and asked if any spirits were present.— Daily Mail
Tonga eruption that poured 150 metric tons of water vapor into the stratosphere affected the atmosphere for years
Tonga eruption that poured 150 metric tons of water vapor into the stratosphere affected the atmosphere for years
A new study builds on previous research into the underwater volcano's effects on the climate.— Live Science
Scientists finally 'solve' mystery behind Bermuda Triangle disappearances
Scientists finally 'solve' mystery behind Bermuda Triangle disappearances
More than 50 ships and 20 airplanes are said to have vanished in the region.— Indy 100
World's largest string cheese ball made in Mexico
World's largest string cheese ball made in Mexico
A Mexican city hosted a successful attempt for a tasty Guinness World Record.— UPI
Internet picks werewolf clawing off shirt as "I Voted" sticker
Internet picks werewolf clawing off shirt as "I Voted" sticker
Michigan commissioned designs from local school kids, and they let the Internet weigh in on the results.— Ars Technica
Researchers intrigued by 'anomaly' found near pyramids of Giza
Researchers intrigued by 'anomaly' found near pyramids of Giza
The Pyramids of Giza, among Egypt's most iconic landmarks, continue to unveil historical treasures from ancient times.— Good
NASA's Boeing Starliner returns from space without crew
NASA's Boeing Starliner returns from space without crew
The craft has returned from space after hiccups with a three-month flight test.— Axios
Alien life can be unaware of the concept of day and night
Alien life can be unaware of the concept of day and night
Other planets may not have the day and night changes we are used to, for example because they are tidally entrained.— Universe Magazine
Mystery as strange UFO spotted over Yorkshire Three Peaks mountain
Mystery as strange UFO spotted over Yorkshire Three Peaks mountain
The object was reportedly spotted on Saturday afternoon, with photographs taken by at least two people on the ground.— Examiner
Clip shows figure walking on a cloud in weird optical illusion
Clip shows figure walking on a cloud in weird optical illusion
The footage was recently shared online after being filmed over Handan, China back in August.— Unexplained Mysteries
Ghost hunter horrified after 'haunted' church wooden door creepily opens by itself
Ghost hunter horrified after 'haunted' church wooden door creepily opens by itself
Paranormal investigator Tony Ferguson was left creeped out by 900-year-old St John's Church near Boldre, Hampshire, where the ghost of a knight has previously been spotted.— Mirror
The oldest evidence of Earth's atmosphere may be hiding in rocks on the moon
The oldest evidence of Earth's atmosphere may be hiding in rocks on the moon
The moon hasn't had a magnetic field for 4.36 billion years. That means it could hold fragments of the ancient Earth.— Live Science
Magical equation unites quantum physics, Einstein’s general relativity in a first
Magical equation unites quantum physics, Einstein’s general relativity in a first
For the first time, we have an equation that connects the cosmic realm with the quantum world in ways never before imagined.— Interesting Engineering
Swarms of tiny robots could be injected into our bodies to treat bleeds in the brain
Swarms of tiny robots could be injected into our bodies to treat bleeds in the brain
Tiny magnetic robot armies could treat bleeds in the brain and 'open new frontiers in medicine', experts have found.— Daily Mail
NASA 'sonification' video is like hearing the music of the universe
NASA 'sonification' video is like hearing the music of the universe
This fascinating and profound audio piece is literally a musical manifestation of astronomical data.— Unexplained Mysteries
Mars leaks faster when closer to the sun
Mars leaks faster when closer to the sun
Mars has lost enough water to space to form a global ocean up to hundreds of kilometers deep.— Space.com
Inside eerie lost UK village that's 'home to ghost of Grey Lady who haunts drivers'
Inside eerie lost UK village that's 'home to ghost of Grey Lady who haunts drivers'
The tiny village has been the setting of ghostly tales for centuries - from a Grey Lady who haunts drivers to a highwayman who harasses campers.— Mirror
'Sensational discovery' of 2,000-year-old Roman military camp found hidden in the Swiss Alps
'Sensational discovery' of 2,000-year-old Roman military camp found hidden in the Swiss Alps
Researchers used lasers to find the Roman military camp, which was "strategically" located overlooking a battleground.— Live Science
Mysterious object that appears in religious art that show Jesus really was magic
Mysterious object that appears in religious art that show Jesus really was magic
A fourth-century painting of the story discovered in Rome shows Jesus holding what some archaeologists claimed is a magician's wand.— Daily Mail

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9-11 Responders & Societal Chaos / Baba Yaga
9-11 Responders & Societal Chaos / Baba Yaga

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Michael Letts, Kris Spisak
Founder of a non-profit organization helping law enforcement, Michael Letts, discussed 9-11 first responders and societal chaos in America. Followed by author Kris Spisak on Baba Yaga, an enigmatic witch and trickster from Slavic folklore.
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