The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency sent its submersible, Deep Discoverer, to the depths to investigate the anomaly.
— Daily Star

British spies planned to capture a flying saucer and use its alien technology to build superweapons, secret files reveal.
— EXPRESS.co.uk

Japanese researchers have revealed an indoor robot called DRAGON that can 'shapeshift' in mid air.
— Daily Mail

SETI researchers suggest if a civilization from another world follows a similar path to our own, then we may be dealing with a whole different form of brainpower.
— Popular Science

New research has indicated that the huge stones were transported over both land and water.
— Unexplained Mysteries

An experiment with a "vending machine for crows" is revealing insights into how intelligence evolves, scientists say.
— BBC News

A physics professor from University at Albany, State University of New York and former NASA researcher believes there is 'plenty of evidence to support UFOs'.
— Daily Mail

It is the pandemic threat currently keeping scientists awake at night, and researchers are hoping they can stop 'disease X' in its tracks.
— The Telegraph

To date, more than two dozen embassy personnel have been affected and nobody has been able to explain why.
— Unexplained Mysteries

A science fiction-inspired robot hardwired to assist astronauts launched from Florida early Friday to become the first personal, artificial intelligence-powered companion in space.
— Yahoo! News

A person's risk of death slows and even plateaus above age 105, a new study reports.
— Medical Xpress

Despite Romansh being one of Switzerland’s four national languages, less than 0.5% percent of Swiss can speak it.
— BBC Travel

Kepler-186f is the first identified Earth-sized planet outside the solar system orbiting a star in the habitable zone.
— Phys.Org

Research to calculate amount of ‘space grease’ in the Milky Way found enough for 40 trillion trillion trillion packs of butter
— The Guardian

The whole bizarre phenomenon goes back to the year 2000, when witness Salvador Guerrero saw something strange indeed.
— Mysterious Universe

Scientists have found complex carbon-based molecules in the waters of Saturn's moon Enceladus.
— BBC News

This past May, architect Alejandro Sáenz had a very strange experience, one that would give the hardiest soul goosebumps.
— Inexplicata

Study is first of its kind to investigate people's mobility over time.
— DailyMail.com

The model, based on a spacecraft beloved by Nazi conspiracy theorists, comes in a 69-piece kit.
— New York Post

The blood moon that will occur on July 27th is set to last two hours - the longest of any blood moon this century.
— Unexplained Mysteries

For months, Kayla Rahn of Montgomery, Alabama had unexplained stomach pain and was unable to lose weight.
— FOX News

The images were captured by the Mars Renaissance Orbiter, using the HiRISE camera.
— CNN

Antarctica's eastern plateau has the coldest temperatures on the planet.
— weather.com

A program called ICARUS will monitor their reactions from the International Space Station.
— National Geographic

Joshua Warren has been measuring the rate of time all over S. Nevada, and he said he found that time had slowed down.
— Fox5vegas.com

Oxford University researchers run the numbers and conclude intelligent life beyond Earth is highly unlikely.
— Cosmos

Mysterious lights and bat-winged creatures plagued a small Iowa town in 1903.
— Mysterious Universe

Instruments capture best images yet of this violent phenomenon.
— Astronomy.com

Little-known culture was widespread in North America from 800-1600.
— Real Clear Science

Michael Grosso argues that 'materialist regimes' (such as China) do.
— Consciousness Unbound