Report appeared on Russian state television.
— The Guardian

Solar technology depends on these elements.
— Mother Board

A short history of the quest to live forever (or at least longer.)
— Quartz

The anti-robot uprising is gaining momentum.
— The Next Web

Russian Cosmonauts collect evidence from a tiny hole in the station's hull.
— Science Alert

If this mysterious glacier were to “go bad” and eventually collapse into the ocean—it might be more than a scientific curiosity.
— Wired

The documents were provided under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) by John Greenewald, founder of The Black Vault.
— Newsweek

Included in the observations is a remarkable image of the energetic gas, or plasma, flowing out from the star.
— BBC News

Toppled by an earthquake around 225 B.C., the massive statue stood for a little more than 50 years.
— National Geographic

Khai Ho, 38-year-old self-described breatharian from Birkenhead, in the UK, claims he can last up to three months at a time on only 100 calories per week.
— Oddity Central

After a journey of more than four decades, Voyager 2 has passed beyond the sun’s influence.
— Scientific American

When storm-like blips flashed across radar in part of Illinois and Kentucky, the National Weather Service was stunned – because it wasn’t raining a drop.
— Evansville Courier & Press

The South African find is an approximately 3.67-million-year-old hominin.
— LiveScience

The icy satellites Dione and Rhea do their best impression of a snowman in a newly released photo.
— Space.com

Two mysterious videos allegedly show protected rock formations in the Utah desert being destroyed with explosives.
— Gizmodo

Global team of scientists find ecosystem below earth that is twice the size of world’s oceans.
— The Guardian

Trade caravans have helped archaeologists piece together the past in many corners of the world.
— Smithsonian.com

Another man found himself in a very similar situation to Lazar, but close to two decades earlier, writes Nick Redfern.
— Mysterious Universe

At 68 years of age, the world’s oldest known wild bird is also something of a record breaker when it comes to the size of her family.
— The Vintage News

The Shrine of Qamar Ali Darvesh, a Muslim Sufi Saint who lived about 700 years ago, features an ancient stone that reportedly weighs 154lbs.
— Oddity Central

Here's how to view it.
— EarthSky

Animal gets away as part of a tagging program.
— Island Packet

Kripal urges the academic community to take the paranormal seriously.
— Daily Grail

Massive destruction, say scientists who have run simulations (video.)
— Mashable

The surprising surge of the fastest-growing religion in the world.
— All That Is Interesting

SETI has been attempting to determine if the first known interstellar visitor is under intelligent alien control.
— Unexplained Mysteries

There's a "phantom island" that lives as a ghost on Google Maps – and it has experts baffled.
— The Sun

A radical new 'city battery' is capable of storing excess heat in molten silicon.
— Mail Online

The largest extinction event in Earth's history was caused by global warming - and our planet may be in for another enormous wipeout, scientists warn.
— FOX News

But Moyes warns that if robots are handed full autonomy, they could wipe out the very people they are supposed to protect.
— Daily Star