Valentin Zhiganov, 44, shot incredible pictures of the rare optical illusion near his home city of Apatity in Murmansk Oblast.
— Metro.co.uk

Proud approaches the paranormal not as something foreign or magical but as occupying a realm on the margins of a 'borderland.'
— Mysterious Universe

Abandoned by the early 1990s, over the last three decades nature reclaimed Houtouwan, an island fishing village.
— The Vintage News

Researchers returned the state of a quantum computer a fraction of a second into the past.
— PhysOrg.com

Within the constellation of Hercules, 230 million light years away, a fierce and drawn-out battle is finally coming to an end.
— Science Alert

One in 20 patients remain aware but paralyzed during major medical procedures - though the vast majority will not remember it afterwards.
— BBC Future

Members of the Aetherius Society, founded in the 1950s, believe that spiritual power is a tangible type of energy, like electricity.
— Oddity Central

The phenomenon of the Black Stick Men is rather recent, mostly said to have taken off in the late 2000s.
— Mysterious Universe

An estimated 1,200 sightseers saw a giant statue of Christ at the bottom of Little Traverse Bay.
— DailyMail.com

It is believed the ferry may have hit a whale or some other creature, but no trace of any animal was found.
— Mysterious Universe

The deep rattling was not detected by the USGS but was reported by residents.
— Florida Today

A storm with wind gusts of 50 to 60 mph and temperatures in the low to mid-teens sent wind chills plummeting near zero degrees.
— Seattle Times

What exactly is going on when octopuses change color in their sleep?
— LiveScience

When it comes to geoengineering the planet to cool the climate, there’s rightfully a lot of hesitation.
— Earther

Residents want them gone but environmentalists say the vultures are an important part of the ecosystem.
— CBS Philly

Exploring a possible future in which we're bringing global warming to a halt.
— NPR.org

Just in time for Saint Patrick's Day, scientists think they might know why some Antarctic icebergs are green.
— LiveScience

Discovery raises questions about emergency plans in place for severe space weather.
— The Guardian

Greg Taylor argues that synchronicities are evidence that we live in an informational reality.
— Daily Grail

Urban farming method may revolutionize food production.
— Fast Company

Machine learning could make games respond instantly to participants' feedback.
— The Verge

Island off the coast of Ireland boasts two lakes and an ancient monastery with a 'cursing stone.'
— Mother Nature Network

Some U.S. states issued the tags for indentification of bodies in case of a nuclear attack.
— The Vintage News

Explorers are set to deliver the first live video broadcast from deep below an ocean's surface.
— ABC News

Two little-known Ancient Egyptian relics could point to a possible hidden doorway beneath the Great Sphinx, an expert has claimed.
— Daily Star

Radioactive materials collected at Fukushima after the nuclear meltdown have arrived in Britain for forensic analysis.
— Mail Online

Increasing human lifespan risks turning people into walking zombies because experts haven't solved the problem of dementia, a leading scientist has warned.
— The Telegraph

A Medical Lake man believes that he has photographed a set of footprints left by the legendary Sasquatch.
— Unexplained Mysteries

Recent Coast guest Tyler Rogoway reports on a huge cloud of 'chaff' which is used in radar countermeasures.
— The Drive

The billionaire most known for owning 'Skinwalker Ranch' has a history of interest in other cutting-edge projects.
— UAP Scientific Research