The British theoretical physicist was known for his groundbreaking work with black holes and relativity.
— BBC News

It’s not that they can’t consider other people's perspectives. It’s that they don’t do so automatically.
— The Atlantic

A minor solar storm will reach Earth on March 14 and could intensify the planet's auroras.
— Space.com

Site described in Norse sagas would be only second early European camp identified in the Americas.
— The Independent

Scientists detect a spate of tremors in the area.
— DailyMail.com

The Toba eruption in Indonesia 74,000 years ago was so massive that its debris likely fell atop a site 5,592 miles away.
— Seeker

The very rare and odd assemblage of stars has remained essentially unchanged for the past 10 billion years.
— Phys.Org

Over the years, a wide variety of theories have been proposed as to what might have led to the hiker’s deaths
— Mysterious Universe

Archaeologists have long suspected that modified skulls in German burials belonged to the Huns.
— National Geographic News

Meet Yogi, the Shih-poo who looks like a person.
— Buzzfeed

Artificial Intelligence and machine learning algorithms are proving vulnerable to sabotage.
— Wired

More evidence for the therapeutic effects of psychedelics.
— PsyPost

Now that we have better instruments, should the seals be broken?
— Scientific American

Decaying orbit will bring the massive object down within 'weeks.'
— The Guardian

Micah Hanks examines the "deepfake" video phenomenon.
— Mysterious Universe

The bodies were lined up along a fence, appearing like some reports of anomalous mutilations.
— ABC.net.au

The secretive B-21 Raider will soon make its home at Edwards Air Force Base.
— The Drive

The massive gem is reportedly worth over $300 million.
— Forbes.com

Look at the photos and decide for yourself.
— Awareness Act

Famous UK scientist and WWII codebreaker was persecuted for his homosexuality and committed suicide.
— BBC News

Amazing radio recording of UFO encounters over Arizona just two weeks ago.
— The Drive

Pollution-free power may finally be realized, say MIT scientists.
— The Guardian

David Metcalfe documents faith healing, a ghost at a bus stop and a creepy phone call.
— Medium.com

Spectacular footage of unusual lava flow spewing into the ocean.
— Forbes.com

Researcher left his camera alone for a few minutes and the animals took advantage.
— NPR.org

Local officials in Grays Harbor County received hundreds of calls about the incident, the cause of which remains a mystery.
— ABC News

Charting the odd tale of a wealthy and influential ophthalmologist in New York City who walked away from his life.
— Mental Floss

Pet reportedly chased after ambulance when 59-year-old owner was stabbed in October.
— The Independent

In mid-February 2018, solar activity was as low as 2007 levels, which was one year before that solar minimum began.
— Earthfiles

5 innovative foods you'll be seeing more of soon.
— National Geographic News