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400-year-old padlock code mystery has finally been solved
400-year-old padlock code mystery has finally been solved
The brass padlock, which came from a centuries-old shipwreck, had been puzzling researchers for years.— Unexplained Mysteries

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Earth has captured a new mini moon  — but it won't stick around for long
Earth has captured a new mini moon  — but it won't stick around for long
Meet QQ8. It's staying for Christmas!— Space.com
Perfectly preserved owl fossil from 47 million years ago could help to solve a major evolutionary mystery
Perfectly preserved owl fossil from 47 million years ago could help to solve a major evolutionary mystery
A stunning fossil owl from Germany that has its last meal preserved in its stomach helped researchers to narrow down the time when these birds mostly became active at night.— Live Science
What really happens when you die?
What really happens when you die?
Scientists find 'credible' evidence your consciousness lives on after your brain shuts down.— Daily Mail
Why Farmers Are Turning to Drones for Cover Crop Seeding
Why Farmers Are Turning to Drones for Cover Crop Seeding
Two farmers share why they’re turning to drones to seed cover crops into standing corn.— AgWeb
Triangle of UFOs over England vanish 'in the blink of an eye'
Triangle of UFOs over England vanish 'in the blink of an eye'
Eight members of a local astronomy club said they witnessed the formation over Salford on October 7.— Daily Mail
NASA announces experimental X-70 Fractal aircraft
NASA announces experimental X-70 Fractal aircraft
The new design allows the agency to swap both external and internal components on-the-fly.— Space.com
Mars Test Crew Ends 378 Days of Isolation in 3D-Printed Habitat
Mars Test Crew Ends 378 Days of Isolation in 3D-Printed Habitat
NASA researchers learned about the challenges future astronauts will face during extended deep-space missions.— The Debrief
3,000 tarantulas discovered in airport luggage
3,000 tarantulas discovered in airport luggage
The spiders were kept in large plastic containers big enough to hold some species several inches long.— Daily Mail
Scientists may now know why our brains and bodies are cross-wired
Scientists may now know why our brains and bodies are cross-wired
A brain hemisphere's wiring to the opposite side of the body may have originated in ancient fish.— Science Daily
Mars' volcanoes could contain ingredients needed for alien life
Mars' volcanoes could contain ingredients needed for alien life
Scientists discovered special gases seeping from volcanic rifts on the Martian surface.— Daily Mail
A Mysterious New Type of Magnetism Has Just Been Confirmed
A Mysterious New Type of Magnetism Has Just Been Confirmed
Altermagnetism could potentially have a transformative effect on the development of advanced electronics.— The Debrief
16-Year-Old Girl Can Recall Nearly Every Day Of Her Life
16-Year-Old Girl Can Recall Nearly Every Day Of Her Life
The astounding skill could help scientists build better brain tests.— Study Finds
NASA's Swift space telescope crashes back to Earth
NASA's Swift space telescope crashes back to Earth
The 3,200-pound observatory reentered Earth's atmosphere over northern Sumatra on Wednesday.— Space.com
What makes something real?
What makes something real?
Culture and collective agreement help build your "Perception Box."— Big Think
NASA astronauts cast ballots from International Space Station
NASA astronauts cast ballots from International Space Station
Yes, you can even vote from space!— Space.com
Scientists detect mysterious radio signal in search of alien life
Scientists detect mysterious radio signal in search of alien life
Natural cosmic processes rarely produce such narrowly focused signals, while artificial transmitters often do.— Daily Mail
Animals Mourn Their Dead. Could This Contribute to Their Survival?
Animals Mourn Their Dead. Could This Contribute to Their Survival?
The "funeral hypothesis" posits evolutionary advantages to this ostensibly odd behavior.— Haaretz
Analysis of 50 near-death experiences reveals uncanny patterns
Analysis of 50 near-death experiences reveals uncanny patterns
An international team of researchers asked people who had nearly died to draw maps of the spaces they recalled.— Daily Mail
Detroit man's 11,578-pound rubber band ball is world's largest
Detroit man's 11,578-pound rubber band ball is world's largest
The ball eventually grew so large he had to move it out of his garage and into a dedicated storage unit.— UPI
Film company to try hypnotizing people to forget classic films
Film company to try hypnotizing people to forget classic films
What if you could forget an awesome movie you've watched so that you could watch it again as if for the first time?— Unexplained Mysteries
Scientific loophole could let black holes split in two
Scientific loophole could let black holes split in two
The surprising finding raises the possibility of an entirely new black hole phenomenon.— Science Daily
A Strange Cloud on Mars Has Puzzled Scientists for Decades
A Strange Cloud on Mars Has Puzzled Scientists for Decades
Now they may know why it forms.— The Debrief
Dinosaur blood discovered inside 115-million-year old bones
Dinosaur blood discovered inside 115-million-year old bones
The extraordinary find suggests fossils may preserve far more original biology than scientists ever imagined.— Daily Mail
How AI is haunting the search for the supernatural
How AI is haunting the search for the supernatural
Ghost hunting has changed in recent years due to AI chatbots, and paranormal enthusiasts are concerned.— The Guardian
Oldest Dogs Ever Confirmed by DNA, Lived Alongside Ice Age People
Oldest Dogs Ever Confirmed by DNA, Lived Alongside Ice Age People
Tiny bones buried alongside humans have rewritten what scientists can prove about Earth's oldest friendship.— Study Finds
Oddity in Einstein's Equations May Change Understanding of Gravity
Oddity in Einstein's Equations May Change Understanding of Gravity
A previously unrecognized theoretical phenomenon could help researchers better predict the behavior of space-time.— The Debrief
NASA's telescope is about to crash to Earth. Where will it fall?
NASA's telescope is about to crash to Earth. Where will it fall?
Swift is expected to crash back to Earth in the next few days.— Space.com
Tomb Near Paris Held More Than 300 Bodies & 5,000-Year-Old Mystery
Tomb Near Paris Held More Than 300 Bodies & 5,000-Year-Old Mystery
Two waves of people used the same grave, separated by a gap of a couple of centuries.— Study Finds
Are sharks really older than trees?
Are sharks really older than trees?
Sharks are truly ancient, with an evolutionary lineage dating back hundreds of millions of years.— Live Science

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