Child survived two days in freezing weather.
— TIME

An open letter from a member of MUFON raises issues.
— The UFO Trail

Massive rock may have crashed into Earth and sparked life.
— Astronomy.com

How unfounded rumors can have real impact on innocent lives.
— The Guardian

The only duck on a remote Pacific island is no more.
— Sky News

Red Pill Junkie reviews the new film from tonight's guests.
— Daily Grail

Experiments with chickens to stop the worldwide spread of diseases.
— Reuters

Program tried to weaponize psychic abilities.
— Mysterious Universe

A mail carrier 'goes postal' on his stuck van.
— UPI.com

Melting glacier reveals ancient plants.
— Phys.Org

If there are medications for social pains like depression and anxiety, why not loneliness?
— The Guardian

Study on 15 astronauts reveals micro-gravity alters white matter and causes brain to float higher in the skull.
— Mail Online

The data gathered by New Horizons earlier this month is starting to unravel the mysteries of this enigmatic object.
— Unexplained Mysteries

You might own your car, your house, your pet, and your 401(k). But you don't own your own photographic image.
— Washington Times

New documentary sheds light on the wildly misunderstood Satanic Temple.
— The Wrap

Site says it will ban false claims about 9/11, phony miracle cures and flat earthers from recommendations.
— Daily Mail

Artificial Intelligence is capable of predicting your future thoughts without knowing anything about you, scientists have warned.
— EXPRESS.co.uk

Scientists discovered a rock sample returned from the Apollo 14 mission to the moon that included a fragment that is believed to have originated on Earth.
— FOX News

A snake found inside the belly of another snake in the 1970s has turned out to represent a whole new genus.
— Unexplained Mysteries

A pro gamer and an AI bot duke it out in the strategy game StarCraft, which has become a test bed for research on artificial intelligence.
— Wired

Scientists have been planning the project called BEAMISH for the past 20 years.
— LiveScience

Joie Henney, 65, said 'Wally' likes to snuggle and give hugs, despite being a 5-foot-long alligator.
— Associated Press

As the UK wrestles with issues of identity and nationalism, a new exhibit is putting fresh faces on the region's ancient residents.
— National Geographic

Conspiracy theorists claim Blood Moon was caused by an unseen 'Shadow Object' passing in front of the sun.
— DailyMail.com

Prof. Clive Finlayson explains why some old assumptions about the intellectual capabilities of our evolutionary relatives persist today.
— BBC News

New research suggests that much of the material that made life possible on Earth arrived after a cataclysmic collision.
— Gizmodo

Conservators have finally completed a decade-long restoration of the tomb of King Tutankhamun in Egypt.
— LiveScience

We long to see a friendly face in the stars.
— Slate

Some of them are comparable in size to the famous Nazca Lines in Peru.
— Atlas Obscura

Dr. Katherine Hall argues it's history's greatest case of pseudothanatos.
— Newser