Our solar system's second known interstellar visitor appears to be keeping quiet, just like the first.
— Space.com

Followers of this global movement seek to "upgrade" their bodies with experimental technology and DIY health fixes.
— AFP

Viking warriors known as berserkers went into battle naked in animalistic frenzy.
— DailyMail.com

Dropping a chunk of ice down a 450ft borehole can produce weird sounds resembling cartoon ricochets.
— Unexplained Mysteries

A dark web ties the universe together. Now, we can see it.
— LiveScience

A shrine dedicated to the legendary founder of Rome has been discovered after archaeologists excavated the Roman Forum.
— FOX News

Scientists believe killer disease may have begun in research facility 300 yards from Wuhan wet fish market.
— Daily Mail

Binaural beats, which you can find in playlists on Spotify or YouTube, are an auditory illusion designed to stimulate the brain.
— Real Life

The researchers at the SETI Institute, which is devoted to looking for alien life, are hunting for "technosignatures."
— The Independent

The long, beaked mask of the plague doctor was typically filled with sweet or strong-smelling herbs.
— How Stuff Works

The government can’t keep its story straight about its involvement with UFO research.
— Popular Mechanics

The iconic landmark, which is inscribed with the year 1620, was found on Monday to be covered with red graffiti.
— CNN

Using oxygen therapy, doctors virtually cure girl who was dead for 2 hours.
— Science Alert

Radio Sputnik took over three stations during primetime.
— NY Times

Acid is not just for hippies anymore.
— psymposia

Automatically tracks and destroys drones, even in swarms.
— New York Post

Research indicates electons can be made to behave in novel ways.
— Phys.Org

Want to know what's been going on with the Navy, TTSA, Robert Bigelow, etc?
— Popular Mechanics

What has evolution to say on the subject of love?
— Aeon Magazine

Are brain chemicals to blame for feelings of love?
— Neuroscience News

"Don't get angry and keep smiling' is the secret, says 112 year-old.
— CBC News

...whether you want it to or not.
— kitchenfunwithmy3sons

NASA scientists considered more than a dozen intriguing concepts for Discovery-class missions to explore the Solar System.
— Ars Technica

Something large and ominous has been reported flying the skies over Nevada in the dead of night.
— Mystery Wire

The new information isn’t an indication that Neanderthals and early humans in Africa interbred directly, however.
— The Vintage News

Scientists say they have "decisively" overturned the prevailing theory for how planets in our Solar System formed.
— BBC News

The theme of the Expo was "Progress and Harmony for Mankind," and a total of 77 countries participated.
— Messy Nessy Chic

New research has exploded the space of problems that quantum computers can efficiently verify.
— Motherboard

A mysterious phase of matter has unlocked crucial clues about our universe right now. But what about the past and future?
— Popular Mechanics

Betelgeuse has been very volatile lately, and astronomers are watching to determine if it's terminal or just going through a phase.
— CNET