Follow-up research could reveal if the planet is rocky or has oceans.
— NBC News

It hasn't posted any proof yet, but the former Blink 182 singer's group says it is currently studying materials to see if they came from a UFO.
— Motherboard

Africa will be the most populous continent. Islam will be the most popular religion. And there are going to be a lot more old people.
— The Atlantic

For almost 85 years, the Rhine Research Center in Durham near Duke University has served as a place for parapsychology.
— ABC13

The crocodile had previously lived in the wild for many years meaning that it's possible that it had once been snacking on more than just wild animals.
— Unexplained Mysteries

Cloud hung over Europe for much of 2017.
— Science Alert

'Virus can kill up to a third of human victims'
— Gizmodo

Contest called to develop machines that can wage war in subways, etc.
— National Defense Magazine

New Orleans and Detroit made the list. Tijuana is #1.
— USA Today

Science says it was combination of human-caused environmental collapse and a volcano.
— Nautilus

The exoplanets' magnetic fields range from 20 to 120 gauss, while Earth's is 0.5 gauss.
— Space.com

Wildfires are ravaging the Arctic, with areas of northern Siberia, northern Scandinavia, Alaska and Greenland engulfed in flames.
— BBC News

The single-celled menace rarely infects humans. That’s what makes it so hard to treat.
— The Atlantic

The discovery occurred during a paleontology dig in North Dakota’s Badlands.
— The Vintage News

A creamy new sculpture at the Ohio State Fair honors the Apollo 11 crew.
— Atlas Obscura

New movie uses headset to read brainwaves and change the story.
— MIT Technology Review

No cargo or crew on board the ship, but the mystery was solved.
— Epoch Times

An ostrich egg, to be precise.
— Daily Grail

Cognitive scientist says we see things as we need to, rather than as they are.
— UCI News

And it's not the first time.
— Huffington Post

Groundbreaking black hole research has now disproved Newton’s theory of gravity – and even Albert Einstein’s theories are "starting to fray around the edges," a scientist has warned.
— EXPRESS.co.uk

It's official: if you're using a voice-assistant -- pretty much any voice-assistant -- someone could be listening in.
— Mail Online

A great white shark wasjust feet away from a group of unsuspecting kids at Tuncurry Beach in Forster, New South Wales, Australia.
— Mirror.co.uk

British researchers are attempting to harness the power of the stars to generate unlimited amounts of clean, low-carbon electricity through nuclear fusion.
— The Telegraph

Zak Bagans and his team will be filming a two-hour Halloween special at the Perrons' former haunted abode.
— Unexplained Mysteries

Recreating code from the primitive computer that guided the Apollo flights.
— VICE

The company has applied to the FAA for a permit.
— Quartz

In movies. Perhaps IRL soon.
— MIT Technology Review

What would be desirable if humans could custom-design themselves?
— Big Think

'A portrait becomes a psychological analysis and a deep reflection on our existence.'
— Tech Xplore