How the Kepler Space Telescope discovered there are more planets than stars in the galaxy.
— Vox

Archaeologists have long wondered exactly how the ancient Egyptians constructed the world's biggest pyramid.
— LiveScience

The impact on humans is still unknown.
— CNET

In her new book, Lisa Kohn describes her journey into and out of the infamous Unification Church.
— Marie Claire

His career as an eminent physicist was derailed by an obsession. Was he a genius or a crackpot?
— The Atlantic

Our home galaxy snacked on a dwarf galaxy about 10 billion years ago—and it has its next victims in sight.
— National Geographic

The dedicated anthropologist donated his body to science and it’s on display, but his legacy is complicated.
— Smithsonian.com

Spiritual guidance counsellor Amethyst Realm has taken her otherworldly relationship one step further.
— Unexplained Mysteries

A number of border control checkpoints in the European Union are about to get increasingly—and unsettlingly—futuristic.
— Gizmodo

Famous physicists like Richard Feynman think 137 holds the answers to the Universe.
— Big Think

Thousands of people died at Gettysburg – and they’re still here, ghost buffs say. A thriving cottage industry offers visitors the creeps.
— The Guardian

A secluded community of Florida psychics and spirit mediums both communes with ghosts and is also haunted by them.
— Mysterious Universe

Locals say after the sun goes down, a "ghostly" boy haunts a park near Las Vegas. Paranormal investigator Joshua P. Warren investigates.
— Fox5vegas.com

Its beloved catalogue had a good run.
— Atlas Obscura

Long parallel lines on the satellite's surface could be droppings from Saturn's rings, one of the moons, or a passing comet.
— Sky & Telescope

The most violent eruption of the last 5,000 years was undoubtedly that of Taupo, a volcanic cauldron found in New Zealand.
— Gizmodo

NASA's Parker Solar Probe just made history by passing the previous record coming 26.55 million miles from the Sun's surface.
— Science Alert

Scientists have created a device that can levitate small objects even when something else is in the way.
— Unexplained Mysteries

Facing down a hundred-year-old mystery, relentless detectives continue to search for the identity of the infamous killer.
— National Geographic News

The grove of 47,000 quivering aspen trees in Utah is being diminished by mule deer and human mismanagement.
— NY Times

This is not the first time, either.
— WSB TV

The quantum theory of 'entanglement' may be used to view distant areas of the universe.
— The Next Web

Park employees even have a code to request cleanup.
— Gizmodo

Robotic collection of samples and return to Earth are the goals.
— Daily Galaxy

The once forbidden musical sound is still used by musicians.
— Quartzy

In this Q&A, George reflects on his 16 years hosting C2C.
— TALKERS

Insects carrying genetically modified viruses could be turned into a "new class of biological weapon" according to some fears.
— EXPRESS.co.uk

The AI humanoid 'Sophia' stopped to the Caucasus and was granted he world's first ever visa to a robot.
— Forbes.com

Does Bigfoot live in the Upstate? Some people say yes.
— Greenville Journal

Netherlands-based firm SpaceLife Origin is aiming to make off-world reproduction a reality within six years.
— Unexplained Mysteries