Although researchers study everything around the Blue Heron research vessel, the captain discovered a new life form hidden in the ship! Continue reading ‘Alien’ Black Goo Discovered Aboard Great Lakes Research Vessel
How a curious humpback whale named Twain may help SETI learn to detect and understand intelligent signals from space. Continue reading How Twain the Whale May Help SETI Meet Extraterrestrials
Secrets of the deep seas are revealed as scientists find a hidden ocean and potato-like rocks that may have helped boost life on Earth. Continue reading The Deep Seas Get Even Deeper with Recent Discoveries
While human intelligence may be questionable, scientists have discovered that fish, wasps and birds are smarter than previously thought. Continue reading Wasps Make Amazing Mothers and Other Examples of Animal Intelligence
In a troubled world, countries work together on fusion clean energy in France, while a California company claims a major breakthrough. Continue reading The World Finds Common Ground In Dreams of Fusion Energy
Crew on a government plane reported seeing and tracking another small Tic Tac-like UFO jumping back and forth miles beyond the speed of sound. Continue reading Tiny Tic Tac Plays ‘Hopscotch’ Near Plane Over California
Scientists trace the evolution of our outer ears to the gills of ancient fish. If not for our perception of time, could we say we are fishes? Continue reading From a Fish’s Gills to Your Ears
America faces trials by fire and severe climate change. A Bible salesman says a ‘worthless’ fish was partly to blame and not climate change. Continue reading Trials By Fire and God’s ‘Worthless’ Creations
Researchers from NY open new doors on how memory works, suggesting ‘in the future, we will need to treat our body more like the brain.’ Continue reading The Entire Body is More Like the Brain Than Previously Known
A man created a prototype called a ‘Poopcopter,’ which could carry away not-so-pleasant packages left by your dog. Continue reading The Poopcopter: ‘Like a UFO But It’s Abducting Dog Poop’
A study finds or the first time that two species, humans and dogs form brain connections with each other partly through eye contact. Continue reading Looking In Your Dog’s Eyes Forms Brain Connections
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
A new study makes the existence of the Easter Island Moai even more astounding while long-standing myths are likely wrong. Continue reading The Easter Island Moai Are Even More Amazing After a High-Tech Study
A new study sounds like a page out of the 1897 novel by H.G. Wells, The Invisible Man. Yet the ‘serum’ in real life is ordinary food dye. Continue reading New Study is Like a Page Out of H.G. Wells ‘The Invisible Man’
The Shroud of Turin is back as researchers once more inconclusively date it to the time of Jesus. Why is it so hard to determine its age? Continue reading The Shroud of Turin And its Latest of Many Resurrections
Universities around the world are renting organoids made of living human neurons to conduct computing experiments over the Internet. Continue reading Universities Rent Organoids of Human Brain Neurons for ‘Wetware’ Experiments
A study by the University of Basel found the brain stores each experience in 3 parallel copies helping us maintain the persistence of memory. Continue reading The Persistence of Memory Relies on Three Parallel Copies
A civil rights lawyer and wildlife rehabilitator saves Hope, a white crow and a raven who chose his own name before starting a new life. Continue reading A White Crow Named Hope and a ‘Fairy Story’ Of an Animal Uprising
More studies of psilocybin illuminate how it affects the brain and affects a specific part that relates to an ancient Egyptian deity, Ammon. Continue reading Psilocybin Study Confirms Something the Ancient Egyptians May Have Long Known
AI prophet Ray Kurzweil believes humans are about to reach a form of ‘immortality’ but concedes science can’t explain consciousness. Continue reading AI Prophet Predicts We’ll Soon Leave Behind Biological Limitations In a World of ‘Spiritual Machines’
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
Dean Stockwell explored the ‘War Against Cold Fusion.’ Now, 35 years later, it’s got a new name and a huge reward to revisit research. Continue reading A Quantum Leap to ‘Cold Fusion’ Still Has Potential 35 Years Later
A researcher used his origami microscope to observe a tiny predator with a body that uses origami structures to stretch to incredible lengths. Continue reading Scientist Who Created Origami Microscopes Observes a Tiny ‘Origami’ Creature
A young scientist who loved green sea turtles he saw in Hawaii decided to find out why they were coming down with deadly tumors. Continue reading Young Student Shines Light On ‘Mystery’ of Why Green Sea Turtles Are Developing Tumors
Scientists researching psilocybin find people have a feeling of oceanic boundlessness and ego death as the brain becomes hyperconnected. Continue reading Scientists Report a ‘Spiritual’ Feeling of ‘Oceanic Boundlessness’ and ‘Ego Death’ in Psilocybin Study
Among the first in line for a lunar ‘Noah’s Ark’ or biorepository are cryopreserved fishes, including a species called the Starry goby. Continue reading Fishes May Be Among The First Aboard A Real-Life ‘Ark’ On the Moon
World-leading astronomer Lisa Kaltenegger suggests we are living at a momentous time when we might finally learn about life on exoplanets. Continue reading We Could Be on the Verge of Finding Life in the Cosmos, Says Leading Astronomer
The ‘3 Body Problem’ series explores what happens when scientific progress is broken – by people and by an imagined extraterrestrial race. Continue reading The ‘3 Body Problem’ Asks What Happens When Science is Broken
Research suggests most animals probably have a dream state, but why? Finding answers ultimately leads away from the material world. Continue reading Exploring Where and Why Everyone Dreams, from Bees to Buddha
Once rare, an invasion of glowing sea pickles called pyrosomes may be the ‘new normal’ in the oceans near Oregon. Why are they appearing? Continue reading An Invasion of Glowing ‘Pickles’ May Be New Normal Off Northwest Coast
RoboCops that look more like droids are rolling out in more cities across the country, and they don’t need to take breaks. Continue reading Droid-Like RoboCops Roll Out on Patrol in US Cities
Scientists announced cheap and durable DNA nanoparticles with the potential to act as the ‘carrier and the medicine’ for genetic diseases. Continue reading Scientists Create Cheap and Durable Self-Assembling DNA Nanoparticles to Carry a ‘Genetic Cure’
For over a century, leading astronomers observed an object near the planet Venus, later named Neith, for an Egyptian goddess. Continue reading The Case of an Enigmatic Venusian Moon Observed for Over a Century
Einstein, Tesla, and Cayce predicted frequencies would change the future. In recent years, researchers have proven they were right. Continue reading Einstein, Tesla, and Cayce Were Right About the Future of Frequencies
A scientist suggests modeling the universe as a simulation metaphor, inspired by Plato, who was inspired by ancient Egyptian cosmology. Continue reading Evolving Ideas About a Computer Simulation Behind the Universe
What are the orbs that have been visiting the Bledsoe family for years? They talk about it in an in-depth interview with Danny Jones. Continue reading Chris and Emily Bledsoe On the Orbs and Spiritual Beings Surrounding All Life
A long-standing rumor about the Smithsonian is that they’ve hidden skeletal remains, specifically giant-sized skeletons. While the media has been quick to jump on such claims as baseless, new reports from the mainstream show the Smithsonian does have a dubious history regarding … Continue reading What Skeletons Are Hiding in the Smithsonian’s Collection of 30,700 Human Remains?
It might come as surprising, but actor Terrence Howard may have unlocked some key secrets to the universe regarding frequencies and the Flower of Life. As it turns out, thinking outside the box might be the key to unfolding the … Continue reading Unlocking the Flower of Life and the Power of Frequencies with Terrence Howard
It sounds like science fiction, but it’s real: an egg-laying, long-nosed, spiny mammal has been confirmed alive in the tropical Cyclops Mountains. The echidna species is among the world’s oldest living mammals, diverging from the ancestors of other mammals over … Continue reading Species Named for Sir David Attenborough Confirmed Alive in the Forest of ‘Our Mother’
Scientists have published the first draft of the most detailed map to date of the human brain, the Human Brain Atlas. The researchers say it’s the start of a “new era in brain science” in greater understanding of one of … Continue reading Human Brain Atlas Reveals Cosmos of Neurons Working in Mysterious Ways
