NASA cut the International Space Station live feed during their Discovery mission in what has been dubbed “the most important UFO footage ever” by a conspiracy theorist.
— EXPRESS.co.uk

Virtual reality can cure autistic children of their phobias in 45 percent of cases, and scientists claim the effects are permanent.
— Daily Mail

This sudden stellar eruption may be the most luminous known flare ever released by a young star — and it could help scientists better understand the still-murky process of star formation.
— FOX News

The ability of AI to generate fake visuals is not yet mainstream knowledge, but a new website offers a quick and persuasive education.
— The Verge

A new study has found that people who naturally stay up late have a harder time sticking to a 9-5 schedule.
— Unexplained Mysteries

The storm system stretches hundreds of miles wide and carries as much water as 15 Mississippi Rivers.
— Vox

Miss Cleo became synonymous with psychic phenomena, a way to consult with a medium without getting off your couch.
— Mental Floss

Their goal is to test out these vehicles on the Moon as early as 2024.
— The Verge

It's not clear when she was buried, although the adjacent pyramid dates back about 4,600 years.
— LiveScience

French writers such as Voltaire & Bernard le Bovier de Fontenelle helped shape the Enlightenment with stories of science.
— Smithsonian.com

The speedy space "snowball" is currently visible in the night sky with binoculars and small telescopes.
— Space.com

Its heart-shaped tail bones are introduced to the world just in time for Valentines Day.
— DailyMail.com

Every time an impulse strikes the region known as the magnetopause jolts ripple through its surface.
— LiveScience

A new spider fossil discovery included a surprising find: remnants of reflective eye tissue.
— Gizmodo

Imagine going to live on a planet where the sun never moves in the sky. No sunrise, no sunset.
— The Atlantic

The discovery could be evidence of another ancient impact in the region.
— DailyMail.com

Stress reduction, insomnia prevention, emotion control, improved attention—certain breathing techniques can make life better.
— Scientific American

“You could call them phantom quakes,” one geologist says of the tectonic phenomena known as slow slip events.
— National Geographic

The ancient origins of St. Valentine’s Day bear little resemblance to this modern festival of love and affection.
— The Vintage News

At a place called Mount Pelier Hill, near Dublin, Ireland, is an old, abandoned stone structure from another time.
— Mysterious Universe

Research on Stone Age tombs throughout Europe offers a new answer on where and when the iconic stone works were first built.
— NY Times

The space rock, Bennu, is classified as "potentially hazardous," but that's a designation that applies to many asteroids of sufficient size.
— Space.com

The robot is named after British mathematician and computer pioneer Ada Lovelace.
— Reuters

The Mars colony startup was declared bankrupt by a Swiss court.
— Engadget

According to lore, the area is haunted by jinn, the malevolent spirits of the Koran and Arabian mythology.
— Haaretz.com

One last glance back at the the distant object.
— Phys.Org

Breath and sweat from tourists were destroying the paintings on the walls.
— Atlas Obscura

Cornell Professor argues we should take witnesses seriously in his review of 'American Cosmic.'
— Psychology Today

Resisted criminals in clown masks by hitting them a scooter and damaging their car.
— Huffington Post

'Der Struwwelpeter' included the story of the 'Scissorman' who cut off the fingers of thumb-suckers.
— The Vintage News