The XQ-58A Valkyrie will be the first digital "wingman."
— Yahoo! News

Scott Corrales eulogizes groundbreaking researcher and author.
— Inexplicata

Caitlin Doughty says the best questions come from kids.
— wbez.org

Cybercrime is entering a new, frightening phase.
— Nautilus

'Spacetime foam' might just be the wildest thing in the known universe, and we're just starting to understand it.
— VICE

Also known as the Devil’s Triangle, this area has been credited for causing a mass disappearances and a number of wrecks over the years.
— Travel And Leisure

Its spirit culture is unlike any in the world.
— Atlas Obscura

An inventor is promising his device can change the lives of farmers — and some say it has — but he won’t reveal how it works.
— news.com.au

Looks like planets can smash into each other much later in life than astronomers thought.
— LiveScience

Scientists detected strontium in the aftermath of a dead-star collision.
— Space.com

As it turns out, the US government is not aware of any intelligent, extraterrestrial life, he says.
— CNN

One of the most interesting questions of hominin evolution is exactly how much of our vanished cousins remains in us.
— Extreme Tech

The object reportedly matches a similar item that CSM James Norton allegedly found at a UFO crash site.
— Unexplained Mysteries

Male blasts his deafening song at female from close range.
— CBC News

Building a fusion reactor isn't that hard, all things considered. Building a useful one is a different matter.
— LiveScience

Attorneys representing an elephant say she is being detained by the Bronx Zoo ‘illegally’ due to her personhood.
— The Guardian

The Chicxulub event was as damaging to life in the oceans as it was to creatures on land, a study shows.
— NY Times

Miniature brains which have been grown in the lab could have some form of consciousness and could be suffering as a result.
— EXPRESS.co.uk

Egyptian authorities on Saturday revealed the contents of 30 ancient wooden coffins discovered in Luxor.
— CNN

Archaeologists have now revealed the side of the Scottish stone hidden from view was decorated with "two massive beasts."
— BBC News

Will the internet look radically different in ten years, or just somewhat sleeker?
— Gizmodo

If the universe is 13.8 billion years old, how can a star be more than 14 billion years old?
— LiveScience

It may be some way off, but mind uploading, the digital duplication of your mental essence, could expand human experience into a virtual afterlife.
— The Guardian

The controversial reading technique recently garnered worldwide attention after a video showing kids seemingly "scanning" books went viral online.
— Oddity Central

Remnants of Halley's comet may make for dazzling show.
— Forbes.com

By unanimous vote.
— Psychedelic Science Review

No one knows who wrote it or recorded it.
— Rolling Stone

7th century accounts used to predict strong solar storm.
— Science Alert

Private space powerhouse could boost military presence and tech in space.
— EXPRESS.co.uk

Qantas pilots wear special headbands so scientists can see how their brains and bodies react.
— Daily Mail