Americans are paying to scare themselves witless, and not just on Halloween.
— NY Times

This strangely geometric piece of ice was photographed by NASA off Antarctica's Larsen C ice shelf.
— Unexplained Mysteries

The top remote viewers in our nation are synesthetes.
— Psychology Today

Your family and friends will be able to interact with a digital “you” that doles out advice—even when you’re gone.
— MIT Technology Review

In the ancient world, death usually came much sooner than it does in the modern era, and often in much odder ways.
— The Vintage News

Road workers building a new bypass have unearthed the Ice Age remains of a woolly mammoth and a woolly rhino.
— BBC News

Scientists have finally confirmed the theory that Earth has a solid core after uncertainty lingered over the topic for more than 80 years.
— Daily Mail

We might be a lot closer than we think, with machines as smart — and as potentially threatening — as HAL lurking "in plain sight on Earth."
— LiveScience

While early in their development these new batteries could change the way devices work.
— Mirror.co.uk

A piece of space junk that crashed down on a California walnut orchard has been identified as a fuel tank from a satellite.
— UPI.com

A scientist has created a representation of what the world really looks like.
— Mail Online

A high school student allegedly baked her grandfather’s ashes into a batch of sugar cookies and gave them to classmates.
— LA Times

Your life span is written in your DNA, and we’re learning to read the code.
— MIT Technology Review

Former US Air Force sergeant Karl Wolfe once claimed to have seen photographs of an alien base on the Moon.
— Unexplained Mysteries

Check USA Today's list of places where you could encounter a spirit.
— USA Today

Evidence of a big, unseen world in the extreme outer solar system continues to mount.
— Space.com

While a member of the U.S. military, Dean was able to read a document entitled 'UFO Assessment: An Evaluation of a Possible Threat.'
— Mysterious Universe

From the holiday’s Celtic history to this year’s top costumes, here's what to know to have a smart and scary holiday.
— National Geographic

The 'many-worlds interpretation' is incoherent, Philip Ball argues.
— Quanta Magazine

The 'superhuman' design is a composite of phenomenal humans from across sporting and other disciplines.
— DailyMail.com

Scientists recently uncovered the largest known structure of the ancient universe.
— Space.com

‘Dusk-like glow’ of proposed satellite could light an area with a diameter of 10-80km, People’s Daily reports.
— The Guardian

'The ghost was me!' says Giuseppe Negri, who grew up at Villa de Vecchi.
— Atlas Obscura

Deeraj Kharol buried himself as part of a bizarre ritual to attain ‘samadhi’ (salvation).
— Oddity Central

A wee baby star at the tender age of just 2 million years has revealed itself to be quite the precocious little cosmic object.
— Science Alert

Not so fast, but not so rosy, either.
— Daily Grail

'The squirrel did not survive.'
— UPI.com

Partial transcript: 'Oceanic ATC: Yes, it's full of UFOs. ATC: Seriously?'
— Inexplicata

Convinced he was going to die, Daltrey said goodbye to his friends.
— DailyMail.com

Are there deeper meanings to a spate of recent gruesome murders?
— Mysterious Universe