The late ufologist's extensive records are being catalogued.
— CBC News

Creepy encounter in the Eternal City.
— Phantoms & Monsters

Sorry, it's just a slaughterhouse next door.
— KTIV.com

'...it was definitely a concerted effort and drink was probably involved.'
— BBC News

InSight's probe is designed to go up to 16 feet into the ground.
— PhysOrg.com

A roadside museum devoted exclusively to one of our favorite cryptids.
— Voice of America

Or rather, the temperature swings between day and night.
— NY Times

'How It's Made' from the mid-20th century.
— Messy Nessy Chic

'There are new species out there but a lot of them are sitting in drawers and cabinets in museums'
— Newsweek

Standardized parts were mind-boggling in the 18th century.
— BBC News

Will be more flexible and allow greater range of motion.
— BBC News

Was Venus once covered in a liquid water ocean? A new study suggests it was not.
— Space.com

Chris Marx and Chris Bartel took to social media and podcasts to voice claims they experienced paranormal-like events.
— The UFO Trail

We're getting something wrong about the universe.
— LiveScience

An experiment, called Labeled Release (LR), was designed to test Martian soil for organic matter.
— CNN

Retired U.S. Navy Commander David Fravor makes a particularly compelling witness to an as-yet unexplained incident.
— The Hill

A bizarre new type of footwear inspired by the Biblical story of Jesus walking on water recently went on sale.
— Unexplained Mysteries

A hilltop in central Thailand is attracting UFO seekers who believe extraterrestrials hover above a huge Buddha statue.
— Mysterious Universe

Paris In The 20th Century is a posthumous work by Jules Verne, the legendary writer and traveler.
— The Vintage News

All of the known exoplanets, or planets outside of our solar system, are too far away to feasibly travel to, says astrophysicist Michel Mayor.
— LiveScience

Trials involving a maidenhair fern called Pete saw it "take" photographs of itself every 20 seconds, using the waste energy it had generated.
— BBC News

'Low level hallucinations' appear in 1-15% of the population.
— Inverse

Science may one day hit a hard limit, leaving our understanding of nature incomplete.
— Phys.Org

NatWest bank is working with Microsoft and AI supplier DreamQuark on projects to simulate potential behaviour in the future in markets.
— Computer Weekly

— Fast Company

'The highly contagious terminal illness has been compared to mad cow disease'
— Sky News

A professor has claimed the mystery object seen above Orlando is part of a "covert fleet" being created for the Space Force.
— Daily Star

Have you ever heard the old wives’ tale that you swallow eight spiders in your sleep over the course of your life?
— Metro.co.uk

Gilbert Levin, who worked on the two Viking landers, maintains that evidence of alien life was found in 1976.
— Unexplained Mysteries

Experts said an influx of crickets that some San Antonio residents have called a "plague" resulted from "perfect" weather conditions
— UPI.com