Quarter of all bee species missing since 1990s
A new study has revealed that 25% of all known bee species have not been seen in as much as 30 years.
— Unexplained Mysteries
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Harvard's top astronomer says our solar system may be teeming with alien technology
Avi Loeb spent his career searching for evidence of alien life. When he found it, the scientific community refused to believe him.
— New Statesman
Rare 5,000-year-old crystal dagger is uncovered in Prehistoric Iberian megalithic tomb
The 5,00-year-old weapon may have been used by a high-ranking person to gain "magical powers."
— Mail Online
Robot 'brain' chip unleashes physical potential of machines
Robomorphic computing could "unlock exciting behaviors," says Boston Dynamics engineer.
— The Independent
Spooked man takes photos in 'haunted' house and captures 'ghost' talking to him
John Huckert said the spirit first appeared as a white cloud until one of his friends asked of its presence. Since then, they have taken 12,000 pictures filled with messages from the "ghost."
— Daily Star
Dinosaur unearthed in Argentina could be largest land animal ever
The skeleton is still far from complete but paleontologists say what they’ve found suggests the dinosaur may be more than 120 feet long.
— Smithsonian Magazine
Waterfront Station considered one of Vancouver's most haunted buildings
Over the train station's many years of operation, dozens of ghost stories have been reported ranging from ghostly flapper girls to headless railway workers.
— North Shore News
German scientists make paralyzed mice walk again
Researchers from Ruhr University Bochum managed to stimulate the paralyzed mice's nerve cells to regenerate using a designer protein.
— New York Post
Robert Bigelow discusses Skinwalker Ranch, UFOs, and life after death
In an exclusive interview with George Knapp, Robert Bigelow discusses the personal experiences that prompted his interest in life after death, as well as UFOs.
— KRQE News 13
Microsoft patent shows plans to revive dead loved ones as chatbots
The patent would allow the company to make a chatbot using the personal information of deceased people.
— The Independent
Can Robert Bigelow (and the Rest of Us) Survive Death?
He’s offering nearly $1 million if you help him figure it out.
— New York Times
Researchers Say They've Found the Ancient Dens of Giant Carnivorous Worms
Worms from 20 million years ago would lunge out of the burrow for prey.
— Gizmodo
How a New Religion Could Rise From the Ashes of QAnon
Failed prophecies and frustrated predictions don’t always mark the beginning of the end for radical social movements.
— Daily Beast
Scientists find black holes could reach 'stupendously large' sizes
The objects could be larger than the supermassive black holes already observed in the centers of galaxies.
— Phys Org
Massive new dinosaur might be the largest creature to ever roam Earth
The unnamed titanosaur could have weighed more than 69 tons.
— Live Science
Is there life after death? Businessman offers near-million dollar prize to find out
Las Vegas space entrepreneur Robert Bigelow, known for his funding of UFO research projects, has launched a new project.
— Mystery Wire
This Ginormous Dust Storm in Colorado Could Be Seen From Space
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s GOES-East satellite captured a two-hour timelapse of the storm.
— Gizmodo
This “Tree of Life” is an All-Natural Artwork – Check out Stunning Images
Derry Moroney's drone picked up something incredible from the air in the vicinity of Cakora Lake.
— The Vintage News
Scotland recorded 33 UFO sightings in 2020
The North West UFO Group has detailed the most notable sightings that occurred over the last 12 months.
— Unexplained Mysteries
An Ancient Form of European Money: Bronze Rings, Ribs and Blades
Because the objects had a standardized weight, scientists suggest they were a form of currency used some 3,500 years ago.
— New York Times
How do people ‘hear the dead’? Researchers reveal why some have ‘sixth sense’
Study authors reveal why some people insist they can hear the voices of dead souls and eventually turn to spiritualist beliefs.
— Study Finds
Electrical Brain Stimulation May Alleviate Obsessive-Compulsive Behaviors
Noninvasive electrical zaps appear to reduce checking, hoarding, and other compulsions for up to three months.
— Scientific American
The new mosquito bringing disease to North America
The discovery of a novel mosquito on Guantanamo Bay reveals how globalization is threatening to unleash the next pandemic.
— BBC Future
The Golf Ball-Shaped Homes of Den Bosch, Netherlands
The homes — aptly named bolwoningen, for “ball houses”—were the last product of a grant for innovative residential development.
— Mental Floss
13-foot-long 'Book of the Dead' scroll found in burial shaft in Egypt
A funerary temple belonging to Queen Nearit has been discovered in the ancient Egyptian burial ground Saqqara.
— Live Science
Now-dead radio telescope finds bizarre venomous-spider star
The scientists used the now-destroyed Arecibo telescope in Puerto Rico to discover the weirdo stars.
— Live Science
Faces of ‘Siberian Tutankhamun’ and his ‘Queen’ buried 2,600 years ago reconstructed by science
Modern technology brings back appearances of nomadic nobles laid to rest in treasure trove of a tomb.
— Siberian Times
Newly Discovered Bat Species Has Halloween Colors
The six-ounce bat lives in abandoned mine shafts in Guinea’s Nimba Mountains.
— Smithsonian Magazine
30 Awe-inspiring Facts About Your Body
In his best-selling book, Bill Bryson explores the marvel that is you.
— Psychology Today
Psychedelic Schools for ‘Shamans’ Are Popping Up Like Mushrooms
The vanguard industry is booming despite a host of regulatory unknowns.
— Bloomberg