If you’ve got bags of experience in top secret missions and an affinity for UFOs, then a job opportunity has arrived that may be impossible to pass up.
— FOX News

Scientists have discovered that the Moon may not be the only natural satellite in orbit around our planet.
— Unexplained Mysteries

Drier soil conditions uncover patterns in fields that reveal thousands of years of buried English history.
— CBC News

Jumping spiders that are capable of jumping over an average-sized human have been spotted in the UK for the first time ever.
— Daily Mail

A massive cylindrical habitat may one day house up to four astronauts as they make the trek to deep space.
— Orlando Sentinel

A restaurant owner says his seafront grill is haunted by the ghost of his mother after a stranger dropped off old family heirlooms.
— The Scotsman

The U.S. Air Force's X-37B miniature space plane has winged past 340 days in orbit performing secretive duties during the program's fifth flight.
— Space.com

Pluto probe detects where the sun's radiation meets interstellar radiation.
— IFLScience!

'a potential tool for propaganda, false rumors intentionally planted...'
— Boing Boing

Neuroscientist developed device that induced altered states.
— CBC News

Does this mean that music can make you fly?
— Science Alert

Although their slick Dragon spacecraft is almost totally automated.
— The Verge

The exoplanet, named KELT-9b, is the hottest alien world ever discovered.
— Space.com

Examination of a mummy has revealed the original ancient Egyptian embalming recipe - first used to preserve bodies.
— BBC News

Weather Warlock is the invention of New Orleans musician David Rolston, aka Quintron.
— Seeker

Ancient farms, burial mounds and neolithic monuments among fascinating finds in Britain and Ireland.
— The Guardian

What was once an ordinary 3-bedroom home in the suburbs of western Sydney has now gained a reputation as a "miracle house."
— Oddity Central

The transplant, performed last year, aims to restore Katie's face structure and functions.
— CNN

There's something about the scary viral campfire story that speaks to the way online mythology is impacting the real world.
— The Ringer

Optimists believe in good luck, pessimists in bad. But if it’s all a matter of perspective, does luck even exist?
— Aeon Magazine

An unusual formation of lights caused major panic after a mass sighting and pictures of the strange event raised even more questions.
— news.com.au

A video of a deformed-looking male goat has been doing the round online for over a month.
— Oddity Central

There are many reasons why our cells and tissues stop functioning, but a new focus in the biology of aging is the accumulation of 'senescent' cells.
— The Conversation

The program was originally devised by computer pioneer Jay Forrester, after he was tasked by the Club of Rome to develop a model of global sustainability.
— EXPRESS.co.uk

For decades, mystery has swirled around what happened to the founding population of the remote Easter Island.
— CNN

For a membership fee, Melanie Beckler provides content from archangels during daily communications.
— Digg

The 'Sun Child' statue was intended to express desire for a nuclear-free world.
— DailyMail.com

The celestial showcase takes place when the Earth ploughs through the galactic debris left discarded by the passing of the Swift-Tuttle Comet.
— DailyMail.com

The sudden death of Max Spiers, 39, has been shrouded in mystery after a friend discovered his body while he was on a trip to Poland.
— Metro.co.uk

For such a modern and technologically advanced nation, the Japanese can be extremely superstitious.
— Mysterious Universe