In Vincent van Gogh’s turbulent final days, he somehow painted the ‘hidden turbulence’ of atmospheric physics with incredible accuracy. Continue reading Scientists Find Revelations in Vincent van Gogh’s Celestial Paintings
Aurochs went extinct about 400 years ago, but thanks to rewilding efforts, they, like the buffalo, are returning to help restore nature. Continue reading Resurrecting the Aurochs to Help Rewild and Restore Nature
New research suggests a a ‘lagoon-like river arm’ of the Nile once flowed beside the Sphinx and Great Pyramid. Continue reading The Great Sphinx and Pyramids Likely Stood Beside Water After All
Nalanda University begins taking on a whole new life 800 years after the Buddhist center of learning was burned down in India. Continue reading The Return of Nalanda, an Ancient Buddhist University
A 9.5-foot-tall sarcophagus nicknamed the ‘Jolly Green Giant,’ at a Houston museum is returned to Egypt, its green face symbolizing rebirth and resurrection. Continue reading Sarcophagus of Priest Ankhenmaat Nicknamed ‘Jolly Green Giant’ Returns to Egypt
Ingredients at an ancient mummification workshop came from afar, suggesting advanced scientific knowledge, while a new exhibit suggests a complex spiritual purpose. Continue reading Egyptian Mummification Ingredients Suggest Advanced Scientific and Spiritual Knowledge
Why did archaeologist Zahi Hawass visit Utah for the fist time to speak about Queen Nefertiti, the Rosetta Stone, and ‘secrets of the past?’ Continue reading Why a Famous Egyptologist Visited Utah to Talk About Queen Nefertiti
Quantum computing just took a big leap based on building tiny quantum processors after the atomic model of molecules found in nature. Continue reading Researchers Mimic Nature at the Atomic Scale and Make Quantum Leap
Researchers suggest Planetary Intelligence, similar to the Gaia hypothesis, may be true while health organizations call for ‘One Health,’ recognizing all life is connected. Continue reading Shift to ‘Planetary Intelligence’ Could Help Save Earth and Find ET Civilizations
For many people, it seems like something big, even apocalyptic, has been coming for some time. In Hopi prophecy, they speak of entering the fifth world. Continue reading What the Hopi and Indigenous Elders Say About Earth’s Tipping Point
The Atacama Desert and Socotra feature bizarre endemic flora and fauna that make them stand out among the most alien-like places on Earth. Continue reading Two of the Most Alien-Like Places on the Planet
Gnostic beliefs held that secret knowledge was the key to enlightenment and a way out of an evil materialistic world. Continue reading Long Lost Early-Christian Gnostic Beliefs: Heresy or Enlightenment?
A UK couple spent Covid-19 lockdowns looking at Google Maps and found the Mother lode of Jurassic fossils. Continue reading Couple Finds Mother Lode of Jurassic Fossils Using Google During Lockdowns
Rani, or Queen, is possibly a World Record holding tiny cow. However, she may be a public health risk as thousands come to see her in Bangladesh. Continue reading Thousands Come to See Tiny Cow, Rani (Queen) During Lockdowns
Comprehensive gene analysis concluded Native Americans may have arrived first in the Americas with no outside DNA but is that the whole picture? Continue reading DNA Suggests Native Americans Arrived in Americas First – Or Did They?
Russia plans to launch Zeus, a nuclear-powered ‘space tug’ by 2030. Meanwhile the US plans a nuclear base on the Moon and Mars. Continue reading Russia’s Nuclear-Powered Zeus Spacecraft to Travel from Moon to Jupiter
China and a private company deny involvement with a time machine project found in leaked Powerpoint slides. Continue reading Leaked Time Machine Slides are Propaganda, China Says
Tombs from the Hyksos may reveal clues about people who had a profound influence on the world after their brief 100-year rule. Continue reading Did The Hyksos Influence the Alphabet, Exodus, and the Sphinx?
“You’ve really got to understand the way the world works, and it doesn’t work on petrol; it works on blood,” Attenborough said. Continue reading Attenborough to World Leaders: The World ‘Doesn’t Work on Petrol’
Homero Gómez González was a former logger who worked to encourage others to protect Monarch butterfly wintering grounds. Continue reading Monarch butterfly activist found dead as illegal loggers cut down sanctuary trees
Why have an ordinary coffin when you can have one shaped like a flying eagle or a purple glittering chariot-driven model? Continue reading Coffin Artists Want to Take You To a Glittery Grave
Last year, we learned from the US Navy that UFOs are real. Now a new document verifies a report across the globe decades ago. Continue reading Declassified Report Details Strange Green Circular UFOs Near Soviet Weapons Facility
Trump threatened to attack cultural sites. One of those sites is Persepolis, an ancient city possibly destroyed in revenge for an attack on ancient Athens. Continue reading Here’s Why it’s a War Crime to Attack Ancient Cultural Sites
The challenges ahead might be bigger than any of us could realize. Can we avoid the pitfalls and shine a light in the New Year? Continue reading The New Year is a Chance to Get Off the Path to Self-Destruction
Peggy Whitson has accumulated 665 days total in her career. This kind of badassery should be known as “flying like a girl.” Continue reading Flies Like A Girl: ‘American Space Ninja’ Breaks Records In Space
