On December 19, 2018, the lander successfully deployed its Seismic Experiment for Interior Structure (SEIS) instrument.
— Gizmodo

In one scenario, the cosmos could continue to expand forever, with all matter eventually disintegrating into energy.
— LiveScience

Sing a simple song and sprinkle some sacred dust.
— Atlas Obscura

Is it possible to buy your way to enlightenment? Justin Caffier tried to find out.
— VICE

One of America's most mysterious buildings has played host to the 'world's most bizarre Easter egg hunt.'
— Unexplained Mysteries

How were giant ancient structures like Stonehenge assembled at a time when cranes and trucks were still hundreds of years away?
— Gizmodo

Through sheer force of festive networking, organizers hoped to spawn the companies that could allow humanity to establish bases on Mars.
— LA Times

There are only a few cases of people recovering consciousness after years.
— BBC News

"Whether or not it was a sign from God, it changed our lives," writes Angelica Rubio.
— Eater

Sollasina Cthulhu is not a massive monster; creepy, yes; frightening – most definitely – but it’s only about three centimeters in size.
— The Vintage News

Astronomers said the northern lights are the visible signs of a phenomenon that could bring civilization to its knees.
— Metro

State lawmakers passed a bill on Friday, titled “Concerning human remains,” which would create new legal alternatives to cremation and burial.
— Earther

Under FOIA, the FBI has declassified thousands of pages of material on L. Ron Hubbard and the Church of Scientology.
— Mysterious Universe

The grey owl had been sleeping inside a tree in the Britannia Conservation Area.
— DailyMail.com

Golden Blood, or Rh-null blood has only been identified in 43 people around the world.
— Oddity Central

The recovered timbers showed the 100-foot-long ship was built in the 1540s.
— LiveScience

In the summer of 1969, rumors of Paul McCartney’s death began circulating like wildfire on college campuses across the US.
— Paranoia

The species, dubbed "Simbakubwa kutokaafrika," roamed east Africa about 20 millions years ago.
— BBC News

A rare cliff-dwelling flower that was thought eliminated has been found by scientists in Kauai.
— National Geographic

NASA is scheduled to probe the Jovian moon in 2023.
— Nautilus

NASA releases stunning images and immersive video of 'hourglass-shaped' star system from the Hubble Telescope in honor of its 29th anniversary.
— Daily Mail

A Russian news channel has reportedly started using a robot to anchor some of its newscast - but not everyone is impressed.
— FOX News

The bureau has largely ignored the Government Accountability Office’s concerns about its use of facial recognition in criminal investigations.
— Nextgov

Scientists from Cornell University have successfully constructed DNA-based machines with incredibly life-like capabilities.
— The Next Web

Hundreds of bottles containing human tissue samples have been found at the Crescent Hotel in Arkansas.
— Unexplained Mysteries

'Would you like a side of satellite with that launch?'
— Technology Review

Man suing cryonics company for alleged mishandling of his father's remains.
— Santa Barbara Independent

“It is really rethinking what it means to settle somewhere from the ground up”
— CityLab

Mathematics may be so abstract that words cannot describe it all.
— Scientific American

New tech may allow a James Bond-type villain with a doomsday weapon.
— The Next Web