Editing the epigenome, which turns our genes on and off, could be the "elixir of life."
— MIT Technology Review

Verified perception during NDEs suggests they may have some basis in reality.
— Psychology Today

It might be strong evidence of an important kind of stellar death that would have shaped early galaxies.
— Gizmodo

Drought reduced water levels dangerously, leaving countless dead fish but unveiling a Buddhist temple.
— The Vintage News

Experimental findings will be either boring or extremely dangerous.
— NY Times

Deepfake material including fabricated evidence will become so realistic it will land innocent people in jail, an expert has warned.
— Daily Star

Eccentric CEO revives radical idea to make the red planet habitable by bombing the poles in bizarre tweet.
— Mail Online

New research on the clouds aims to improve forecasts of weather and air quality.
— NBC News

Pig hearts adapted for human use could be available to patients within three years, the surgeon who pioneered heart transplantation in the UK has said.
— The Telegraph

A skydiver recently managed to cheat death after her parachutes failed to open during a skydive in Canada.
— Unexplained Mysteries

The test aircraft went through some growing pains at Area 51.
— The Drive

Personal interactions are something that cameras can't track.
— Scientific American

Compelling research indicates that we influence the world with our thoughts.
— Psychology Today

The next step in app-augmented dating?
— Technology Review

Frightening implications for genetically-targeted (i.e. ethnic) weapons.
— Futurism

Astronomers have been watching the black hole for 20 years, and in May, they saw something they'd never seen before.
— Space.com

For decades, controlling computers by thought was the stuff of science fiction. But now we are tantalizingly close to a breakthrough.
— BBC Future

What set him apart from many "space brothers" was Van Tassel’s legitimate involvement with mechanical engineering and aviation.
— Mysterious Universe

Two levels within the spaceport include mission control, a preparation area for pilots and a lounge for paying customers.
— Phys.Org

Photographer Martin Reitze, 55, traveled to the Ebeko volcano in Russia.
— FOX News

This ancient penguin chilled out in New Zealand shortly after the dinosaurs went extinct.
— LiveScience

A warmer Arctic in general provided the fuel for lightning-producing thunderheads to move north.
— National Geographic

But new insights are at last accumulating.
— The Atlantic

Sometimes conspiracy theories point toward something worth investigating. A few point toward the truth.
— NY Times

City Councilman Keith Powers was traveling uptown when another rider told him that his head was dangerously close to the long-legged insect.
— DailyMail.com

Parents catch ghostly images near their babies; 'I could not go to sleep that night.'
— Wall Street Journal

The local town says people should NOT come and that residents will 'step up to protect their property' if they do.
— VICE

"Extreme larks" get up naturally when some people have hardly gone to bed.
— The Atlantic

Some parts of New South Wales got hit by more snow than they've seen in years.
— Huffington Post

Smithsonian curators take a deep dive into the dramatic painting 'Aurora Borealis' by Frederic Church.
— Smithsonianmag.com