How monster festivals became American pilgrimage sites.
— Smithsonian.com

"This is just not what happens to a person on a cross," said a forensic investigator.
— Buzzfeed

A comprehensive guide to the messy, frustrating research.
— Vox

A solar phenomenon found above mysterious pillars, or saywas, was likely designed to broadcast the '‘sacred power' of the Inca.
— The Guardian

According to a number of select souls, the London Underground has played host to far more than mere tracks.
— Mysterious Universe

For the first time, astronomers followed cosmic neutrinos into the fire-spitting heart of a supermassive blazar.
— NY Times

The space under cities is getting busier – from transport excavations to billionaire’s mega-basements.
— The Guardian

This moon is so large that Pluto and Charon are classified as a binary planet system.
— Space.com

Though ufologists tend to possess an anti-authoritarian streak their singular focus on the truth being out there tends to overlook things like political economics.
— The Outline

The controversial Sooam Biotech Research Foundation in Seoul, South Korea, has been creating pet clones since 2006.
— Oddity Central

A homeowner trying to spy foxes that were killing her chickens find a spookier image.
— centralmaine.com

Newly published research shows that hundreds of depressions on Mars' surface, aptly named "ghost dunes," could hold evidence of ancient life.
— FOX News

Video shows what happened after two ghost hunters left an EVP next to one of the most haunted items inside the building.
— Nottinghamshire Live

Peculiar surface features that resemble large spiders can be seen in the latest image from NASA's Mars orbiter.
— Unexplained Mysteries

Archaeologists in Egypt stumbled upon a new discovery dating back to more than 2,500 years ago near Egypt's famed pyramids at an ancient necropolis south of Cairo.
— Yahoo! News

A mass extinction that wiped out more than three quarters of all marine life on Earth may have been triggered by an unlikely source, new research into algae suggests.
— Daily Mail

The tiny, ghost like subatomic particle was ejected from an incredibly energetic galaxy four billion light years away and could solve the century old mystery of where cosmic rays come from.
— The Independent

Nick Pope: "I also learned from my time there that UFOs are real. And I should know, because my job throughout the nineties was to investigate them."
— The Sun

Originating deep in the universe, the radio blast is from a quasar - the luminous active nucleus of a distant galaxy.
— Unexplained Mysteries

The two companies leading the pack in the pursuit of space tourism say they are just months away from their first out-of-this-world passenger flights.
— Yahoo! News

It took a mini circular saw to hack off the keratin talons that had been growing on Shridhar Chillal’s left hand for the last 66 years.
— Gizmodo

The bouncing-baby asteroids were revealed by radar telescopes, which shoot a beam of radio waves at nearby objects.
— Space.com

Oetzi the Iceman lived 5,300 years ago and met his death on a frozen glacier.
— BBC News

An enormous ice cube at the South Pole is revealing mysteries about the universe.
— Vox

These unmistakable squares and circles are the remnants of settlements from as far back as the Bronze Age
— Atlas Obscura

Data recorded during Cassini's final months is still giving us gold.
— Science Alert

The granite sarcophagus looks foreboding: It's nearly 9 feet long, 5 feet wide and 6 feet tall.
— LiveScience

A Scottish government-funded body has a plan in place if the Loch Ness Monster should ever be found.
— BBC News

There has been a significant cluster of reports of Marian phenomena across the Americas during the first half of 2018.
— The Fortean

In the rural town of Bibai lies the creepy and enigmatic ruins of a former schoolhouse that has accrued a sinister reputation.
— Mysterious Universe