The clay figures are part of the vast subterranean army built to protect the formidable emperor Qin Shi Huang in the afterlife.
— Smithsonianmag.com

Saad Ja’afar is the owner of the Pakar Tangkap Jin.
— Mysterious Universe

In Pambula, in the state of New South Wales, deserted streets were illuminated by an otherworldly, blazing red sky.
— CNN

Authorities in the central city of Wuhan say Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market will be closed indefinitely ‘for sanitation and renovation.’
— South China Morning Post

Meet the king of galaxies: UGC 2885. It's positively monstrous.
— CNET

Cars slowed to a halt on State Route 240, but the plants just kept bounding along.
— Atlas Obscura

The establishment of the Space Force will likely lead to a “rise” in UFO sightings this year, a conspiracy theorist has claimed.
— Daily Star

Archaeologists in Israel have uncovered a plethora of 1,200-year-old gold coins stashed in a clay jug in the city of Yavneh.
— FOX News

Researchers in China say bio-coal could also help improve food supplies by replacing bio-fuels made from grain.
— Mail Online

The ageing star's most famous role is that of Captain James T Kirk, but if his new TV show gets the green light, he won't be driving the USS Enterprise at warp speed to get there.
— Mirror.co.uk

The current owners of the infamous occultist's Loch Ness home are selling bags of its charred remains.
— Unexplained Mysteries

University of Connecticut physics professor Ron Mallett hopes to one day build a working time machine.
— Unexplained Mysteries

The patient was in a coma for seven months and woke up at the time when doctors decided to "pull the plug."
— Medical Daily

The EU's Patent Office has issued a new ruling rejecting two patent applications submitted on the behalf of artificial intelligence programs.
— Mail Online

The company behind the original Segway unveiled its plans for a personal "transporting pod" that allows its user to travel around on what's essentially an electric wheelchair.
— Business Insider

Indonesian conservationists say they've spotted the biggest specimen ever of what's already been billed as one of the world's largest flowers.
— AFP

No one really knows what happens inside an atom.
— LiveScience

From the pretty accurate to the creepy and scary, these visions show just how people in the past saw the future.
— Interesting Engineering

Dr. John Alexander has spent a lifetime pursuing what many would call the paranormal while at the same time, still working as a defense consultant.
— Mystery Wire

A group of students set out on a trek into the Ural Mountains. Their frozen bodies - with inexplicable injuries - were discovered in locations that compounded the puzzle of how they died.
— BBC News

Includes video clips of the various sightings.
— Stranger Dimensions

The agency is working with law enforcement in five counties in a concerted effort to identify the owner and their purpose.
— Mysterious Universe

These six visions from humans today span space colonies, a genetic panopticon, and straight-up apocalypse.
— Wired

Breakthroughs include measuring the true nature of the universe, finding new species of human ancestors, and unlocking new ways to fight disease.
— Smithsonianmag.com

Webster Edgerly wrote over 80 books, and offered his pseudoscientific advice on everything from sex to walking.
— Mental Floss

New discoveries in the Valley of the Kings, and evidence that humans were in Central America more than 20,000 years ago are two of the stories to keep an eye on.
— LiveScience

From Earthlike planets to 'ploonets,' and the possibility of life elsewhere.
— Space.com

Winter is also traditional time for spooky tales.
— Psychical Research Foundation

Thought it was wine, but it was actually a disgusting mixture called a "witches' bottle.'
— Independent Eagle

Can travel 20 times the speed of sound and is 'invulnerable to intercept' says Putin.
— BBC News