We're all probably trapped in a "Matrix"-like pseudo existence suggests the SpaceX CEO.
— Space.com

A Chinese man checked himself in the hospital because the pounding sound in his left ear wouldn’t go away.
— Oddity Central

A girl in Vietnam sweats blood just as was described in this passage in the Book of Luke.
— Mysterious Universe

Mind-machine interaction milestone announced.
— Defense One

More miracles from the psychedelic realm.
— Higher Perspective

What are the similarities?
— Daily Grail

Mysterious mourner left cognac and roses at Edgar Allan Poe's grave for 70 years.
— The Vintage News

Account of the first all-woman expedition of European and Arabic women.
— Wired

Neolithic-style tombs are back in fashion after 5,000 years as Britain runs out of space to bury the dead.
— Daily Mail

A new material capable of propelling spacecraft to 20% of the speed of light has been engineered, fueling hopes of imminent interstellar travel.
— Daily Star

Conspiracy theorists believe they have found the lost city of Atlantis – and it is supposedly located in the Sahara Desert.
— EXPRESS.co.uk

The Temple Institute announced the birth of the red heifer in Israel on their YouTube channel and said the calf underwent 'extensive examination by rabbinical experts.'
— Mirror.co.uk

Three red lights in a triangular formation were spotted over a home in North Caulfield earlier this month.
— Unexplained Mysteries

It's come close to cancellation several times, but could the successor to the Hubble telescope make the greatest ever discovery?
— BBC News

It appears Dracula may have been onto something when he drank the blood of young maidens.
— Daily Mail

Researchers found that elephants have an "anti-cancer" gene that targets and kills cells with damaged DNA.
— NBC News

Do you think that the private thoughts in your head could influence how other people — or creatures — act?
— NPR.org

Russian authorities are working to determine if a rogue astronaut may have intentionally drilled the hole.
— Unexplained Mysteries

Echoes of the American UFO contactee religion known as Unarius.
— National Geographic

Heidi Falconer is one of the few people in the world born with a potentially fatal allergy to water.
— Social News Daily

Do we assume too much of alien minds?
— Astronomy.com

Thought dirty paint trough needed a good scrubbing.
— The Vintage News

Establishment will also serve cocktails.
— LA Times

5,000 were actually sold.
— Ripley's Believe It Or Not

Using a psychedelic drug, researchers hope to probe the near-death experience.
— Newsweek

Attempting to make the produce 'look fresher' looks pretty silly.
— WESH - Orlando

What a lion was doing in India is anyone's guess.
— UPI.com

Colonial Americans drank. A lot.
— Big Think

Soon, we could be moving things -- and people -- to and from space at a much lower cost.
— CNET

Heavy metals like nickel and zinc are usually the last thing that plants want to grow next to in high concentrations.
— BBC News