Visitors to the historic Cowick Barton in Exeter, England have long reported encounters with the unexplained.
— Unexplained Mysteries

The discovery, nicknamed “The Cow,” came as a delightful surprise during a routine survey of the night sky.
— The Verge

Earth’s north magnetic pole is moving fast and baffling scientists involved in tracking its motions.
— Newsweek

From within the whirl of death during the 2011 tornado disaster there came strange reports of ethereal beings.
— Mysterious Universe

The volcano continues to evolve, following the cone's catastrophic failure.
— BBC News

The latest optical illusion will blow your mind - but you have to shake your head to see it.
— DailyMail.com

Senescent cells - also known as zombie cells - are not completely dead so are not cleared out by the body.
— The Telegraph

Billions of years in the future, our dead sun will morph into a giant cosmic jewel, a new study suggests.
— Space.com

Can ARISA, a humanoid robot, help solve Tokyo’s labor shortage?
— US News & World Report

Thousands of residents witnessed a fiery object streak across the sky on January 5th.
— Mysterious Universe

According to Egbert Edelbroek, one of the executives of the Dutch startup, learning how to give birth in space is an insurance policy for the human race.
— Oddity Central

Bounty includes second known example of a repeating burst.
— Scientific American

New drama series explores the origins of the UFO phenomenon, drawing from the case files of the U.S. government’s decades-long investigation.
— Space.com

Great works of art contain touches of strangeness that, once seen, unlock deeper meaning.
— BBC Culture

Scientists estimate the asteroid formed roughly 4.5 billion years ago, and is left over from early solar system.
— DailyMail.com

Despite its foreboding reputation, people have started to move back to the edges of the exclusion zone.
— The Vintage News

Some 200 million years ago in what is now Warwickshire, a dolphin-like reptile died and sank to the bottom of the sea.
— BBC News

CCTV footage from The Salmon pub in Belford, England shows a glass spontaneously shattering into pieces.
— Unexplained Mysteries

The spacecraft, about the size of a fridge, was launched into orbit around Earth in April.
— The Verge

'Prop' bets are designed to test the mental toughness of card players away from the poker table.
— Oddity Central

The end of the Milky Way as we know it may come a few billion years ahead of schedule.
— LiveScience

Years after its proposed detection, Planet 9 remains obstinately absent from our astronomical charts.
— Extreme Tech

Victoria Loustalot, author of "Future Perfect," talks about her journey through the mystical unknowns.
— Salon

Elizabeth Taylor, Jane Seymour, Sharon Stone, and Tracy Morgan are among those profiled.
— Epoch Times

The five pieces of debris were handed over to government officials at the Malaysian Ministry of Transport's headquarters.
— DailyMail.com

For the mediums of the Lily Dale spiritualist community, the frontier between the living and the dead is easily entered.
— Topic

A new study has discovered the transfixing qualities in Monet's art may have something to do with science and the ways in which our brain interprets color.
— Daily Mail

Collision will 'cause fireworks' but probably won’t happen for about 2.5 billion years.
— The Guardian

A new leak has detailed what might be a brand new kind of folding phone or tablet purportedly built by Chinese firm Xiaomi.
— Mirror.co.uk

Thousands took to social media to post pictures and video of the bright object that streaked through the sky over New Zealand.
— New Zealand Herald