Roswell science teacher says he may need to turn over the metal today.
— Open Minds

Repairman gets shock when machine was checked for problems.
— TIME

Bottles can act like magnifying lenses.
— LiveScience

Discoverer of tomb was disappointed with curse rumors.
— Antiques Trade Gazette

Video shows climb up ladder placed in basement.
— UPI.com

The founders of Made in Space say 3-D printing is the key to colonizing space.
— CNBC

Scientists believe they have an answer to the age old question: do ghosts exist?
— EXPRESS.co.uk

The European Space Agency has pieced together the final moments of the Rosetta probe just before its mission ended in a slow-motion crash a year ago.
— Mail Online

What some say looks like a crash site is evidence of volcanism, not Vulcans.
— NBCNews.com

The dust storm that left the Opportunity rover out of commission is now classed as 'planet-encircling'.
— Unexplained Mysteries

University of Michigan team create a computer that’s “dwarfed by a grain of rice,” measuring just 0.33mm on each side.
— Digital Trends

California-based startup Creator has built a machine that can cook patties, toast buns, squirt on the sauce and assemble your burger in just five minutes.
— Daily Mail

NASA has updated its plans to deflect potentially hazardous Earth-bound asteroids.
— Space.com

Experts claim to have found the words 'Da Vinci Leonardo 1471' written on the painting of the Archangel Gabriel.
— The Sun

The neolithic monument's builders had used Pythagoras' theorem 2,000 years before Pythagoras was even born.
— Unexplained Mysteries

The truly worrisome rocks are the smaller ones that we aren’t tracking.
— Gizmodo

Bones belonging to an extinct species of gibbon have been found alongside remains thought to be those of Chinese royalty.
— DailyMail.com

Sean Casteel takes a look at hostile UFO encounters.
— Unexplained Mysteries

The former owner is said to appear in the form of a blue ball of light.
— The Vintage News

The stories range from the fairly down to earth to the downright paranoid.
— Mysterious Universe

A mysterious jellyfish-shaped object lit up the night sky on Sunday and stunned onlookers.
— EXPRESS.co.uk

The dust clouds can reach 40 miles or more in elevation.
— CNN

About 9,500 people were at the Neolithic monument to greet the start of the longest day of the year, according to Wiltshire Police.
— BBC News

The paper-thin device can obscure objects from being detected by a drone's infrared cameras.
— DailyMail.com

The hilly ruins remained lost for centuries.
— Atlas Obscura

Venus’ varying rotational period had been a mystery for astronomers.
— Motherboard

The fossils of two bizarre new creatures roamed the oceans 500 million years ago.
— USA Today

Audio recording peels off yet another layer of the onion that is the UFO event of November 2004.
— Daily Grail

The critter’s pastel rainbow hues may be the result of a genetic mutation or an unusual diet.
— National Geographic News

A drama that spans a continent and 2,000 years has culminated in a ceremony at Westminster Cathedral.
— BBC News