Beating heart grown using stem cells.
— IFLScience!

Education level as lifespan indicator is apparently accurate.
— Neuroscience News

Dr. Diana Walsh Pasulka examines the 'spiritual, but not religious' movement.
— Tank Magazine

Dramatic video of the aircraft (with a dummy on board.)
— New Atlas

Predictive computer models helping with mapping possible next moves.
— IEEE Spectrum

Researchers claim it could be used to kill some of the world's deadliest bacteria.
— BBC News

Hughes, 64, wanted to prove the Flat Earth theory by taking photographs of the Earth from a homemade rocket.
— CBS News

The Wuhan coronavirus designated as COVID-19 is spreading at an alarming speed across South Korea, with a bizarre doomsday cult supposedly at the center of the outbreak.
— Daily Star

Experts had previously thought that this process would have taken 16.7–50 million years.
— Mail Online

Scientists have come up with a way to decide upon the best response to an incoming apocalyptic asteroid.
— Unexplained Mysteries

A fish that can halt the process of aging and survive out of water for years could help humans track down the fountain of youth, researchers have claimed.
— Daily Star

The prospect that the new coronavirus could become a pandemic is seeming more likely today.
— Gizmodo

For the first time ever, astronomers have identified molecular oxygen in a galaxy outside the Milky Way.
— Mail Online

A recently uploaded video has captured some interesting (and unnerving) sounds coming from the woods.
— Unexplained Mysteries

Over span of human life, Earth’s movement makes stars appear to shift to east by about one degree.
— Wall Street Journal

These bones likely came from an old graveyard that was cleared hundreds of years ago.
— LiveScience

A group known as the "super-archaics" in Eurasia interbred with a Neanderthal-Denisovan ancestor about 700,000 years ago.
— PhysOrg.com

UFO organizations and researchers have long suspected that they’re under some kind of government surveillance. Is it true, or is it paranoia?
— Mystery Wire

Varied photographs of Egypt's Sphinx from throughout the past 170 years.
— The Atlantic

7,000 years ago, 'Mega Chad,' would have been the largest lake on Earth.
— DailyMail.com

Scientists have released their initial analysis of a meteorite that fell over Europe last September.
— Gizmodo

Patients with catatonia look frozen on the outside. On the inside they feel overwhelmed by fear and anxiety.
— VICE

Conservationists see a persistent threat of epidemics so long as tens of millions of animals are traded in Southeast Asia.
— NY Times

Archaeologists working at the Acre dig site in the western Brazilian Amazon uncovered 2 fossil skulls.
— The Vintage News

The technology was initially conceived for bomb-sniffing.
— Mysterious Universe

The new specimen was uncovered at Shanidar Cave in Iraq and consists of the upper torso and crushed skull of a middle-aged to older adult.
— BBC News

Astronomers detected powerful radio signals from across the cosmos in a weird pattern.
— CNET

An unconventional new theory suggests the demise of Zealandia was actually caused by the birth of something we’re still dealing with.
— Mysterious Universe

A secretive group excavating a cave they believe is filled with a race of pre-Polynesian giants' skeletons have iwi and archaeologists worried.
— RNZ

The video recording went viral of the visit to a hospital in Luzhou.
— Oddity Central