Extended reviews of robot cleaners and their resistance to feline intervention.
— Tech Crunch

Overview of the private companies involved in getting to the Moon and beyond.
— National Geographic

The Amazon CEO unveiled a sleek-looking lunar lander—and he hopes the White House takes notice.
— The Atlantic

Chinese researchers have developed a new camera technology that can render human sized-subjects as far as 28 miles away.
— Mail Online

An exorcist since 1994, Dominican Father Francois Dermine serves in the Italian Archdiocese of Ancona-Osimo.
— National Catholic Register

David Martill: "We know of no other example in rails, or of birds in general, that demonstrates this phenomenon so evidently."
— VICE

Dr. He Jiankui, seeking glory for his nation and justice for HIV-positive parents, kept his experiment secret, ignored peers' warnings and faked a test.
— Wall Street Journal

Cypress predates the Roman Empire.
— Science Alert

Billionaires are building secret retreats in New Zealand.
— VICE

To fight "rising demonic forces."
— The Christian Post

Mathematical model can predict how the brain reacts when learning a rhythmic beat.
— Neuroscience News

Robbie Graham continues his series on UFO researchers around the wold.
— Mysterious Universe

Thought to lurk deep within Neptune and Uranus, the extreme material is actually half as hot as the surface of the sun.
— National Geographic

Twice a year, invasive lovebugs swarm Florida, splattering their gooey insides on car hoods and windshields.
— Geek.com

Mars is cold and dry, but it may not be dead.
— Space.com

Scientists in Romania have built the world's most powerful laser with an output of over 10 petawatts.
— Unexplained Mysteries

Lucid dreamers are able to control their time in the land of nod, and you could be able to, too.
— BBC Future

Known as poly(diketoenamine), or PDK, the new type of plastic material could help stem the tide of plastics piling up at recycling plants.
— FOX News

"Death doulas," dinner parties, and conversation-starters all have the same goal: to help Americans emotionally embrace their own mortality.
— Fast Company

From literature to TV to children who seem to know too much, these prophetic declarations make you wonder if the existence of a sixth sense isn't so far fetched after all.
— Ranker

Over the last few weeks, multiple eyewitnesses have reported seeing a red or orange glow.
— Mysterious Universe

It's possible that after King Tut's dad, King Akhenaten, died, his youngest surviving daughter, Neferneferuaten, began ruling Egypt at age 12.
— LiveScience

Something strange is happening off the coast of Portugal, and scientists have now proposed a groundbreaking explanation.
— National Geographic

Communicating through your thoughts alone is possible — with a little technical assistance.
— NPR.org

Foundational patterns in Roman theaters resemble electromagnetic cloaking devices.
— Ars Technica

A single neutron star collision may have provided our cosmic neighborhood with many of the elements heavier than iron.
— LiveScience

Two amateur sleuths have uncovered a collection of mysterious rock carvings on the Indian coastal plain south of Mumbai.
— NY Times

Can even the finest brain chip reveal a new color?
— Gizmodo

The ritual container, made of three fox snouts, contains the earliest known evidence of ayahuasca preparation.
— National Geographic

Merrick had a skeletal and soft tissue deformity which saw him as a freak show attraction, then a medical curiosity.
— BBC News