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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’
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A giant crystal white stag measuring 239 feet (73 meters) by 219 feet (67 meters) has reemerged from a hillside in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Dubbed the Mormond Hill Stag, it’s a modern-day geoglyph like the giant White Horse in the UK dating back … Continue reading A Giant White Crystal Stag Reemerges on a Scottish Hillside After Hikers Find it Hidden
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
Is it possible to read minds? Psychics claim to have the ability. It seems like advertisers are doing it online already, doesn’t it? Now, neurotechnology and AI can translate brain waves into complex pictures, sound, and speech. So far, this … Continue reading Will Mind Reading Tech Become Part of Everyday Life?
In the search for extraterrestrials and UFOs, there’s almost never any really compelling physical evidence. Photos and videos are always absurdly blurry, and any physical evidence is usually scoffed at immediately, even called “total bullshit” outright. It just goes with the blurry grey … Continue reading The Search for Extraterrestrials Remains In a Grey Area and Intentionally Absurd
It’s been called the “most dangerous rock in the Solar System,” named after an Egyptian deity, the Bennu bird. The Bennu asteroid, or near-Earth object, is shaped like a spinning top and is about the size of the Empire State … Continue reading Ashes from ‘Bennu’ Delivered by a Spacecraft Named for Egyptian God Osiris
Elon Musk invokes a Jedi, Luke Skywalker to describe brain implant technology amid claims of animal cruelty in up to 12 monkeys. Continue reading Why a Comparison of Luke Skywalker to Implants Tested in Monkeys is Causing a Disturbance in the Force
Comparing and contrasting vastly different cultures as alleged ET evidence appears in Mexico while NASA starts a brand new foray into UFOs. Continue reading Do ‘You Bet Your Boots’ on NASA Finding Out What UFOs Are?
Scientists edit genes to allow common fruit flies to reproduce through parthenogenesis. But can they do it in mammals or even people? Continue reading Scientists Switch On the Ability for Virgin Births in Animals
Many of the Ulas family from Turkey walked on all fours, bear crawling as quadrupeds, but did scientists find a missing evolutionary link? Continue reading Family that ‘Bear Crawls’ on All Fours Remains Evolving Mystery
It’s the largest known consortium of octopuses on Earth but scientists think there may be many others to discover. Continue reading World’s Largest ‘Octopus Garden’ Found off the California Coast
A modest lab created a superconductor, LK-99, that could change everything. Either that or it’s just another unidentified superconducting object. Continue reading Is LK-99 Just Another ‘Unidentified Superconducting Object’ or a Game Changer?
Ancient beings buried their dead after making a dangerous trek into the underworld. Clues suggest they may have even contemplated spiritual concepts. Continue reading Ancient Beings May Have Pondered the Afterlife Over 300,000 Years Ago
Scientists find moths have invisibility cloaks to avoid bats, while others find a secret weapon in a Monarch butterfly’s spots. Continue reading Tiny but Mighty Ways Monarch Butterflies and Moths Survive in the Air
Scientists say creating synthetic human embryos will help answer medical questions but will a key question venture into spiritual territory? Continue reading Could Synthetic Human Embryos Have the Spark of Life and Consciousness?
Scientists make clean energy out of humid air passing through many porous substances and they want to scale up the generators. Continue reading Scientists Make Energy Out of Humid Air and Want to Scale Up Clean Energy Generators
Researchers used ultrasound on mouse brains to induce hibernation while others used gamma vibrations and found improved brain function. Continue reading Ultrasound Could Induce Human Hibernation While Gamma Waves May Improve Brain Function
For years, entomologists have been constantly asked why insects come to porch lights but there’s never been a definite answer. But now, scientists have what they consider the most plausible answer, and it may not be what you expect. Continue reading Why Insects are Drawn to Artificial Lights Like a Moth to a Flame
Crystal cats of sapphire could shed light on the boundaries between the quantum and classical worlds as scientists put Schrödinger’s Cat to the test. Continue reading How Crystal Cats Could Shed Light On the Boundaries Between Two Worlds
A dark fungus containing melanin thrives in highly radioactive environments like Chernobyl, eating radiation for energy. Continue reading The Same Melanin in Our Skin Helps Extremophile Fungus Thrive in Radiation
Biocomputers using cells converted to human brain cells mean that OI could easily outperform AI but where does it ultimately lead? Continue reading Could Biocomputers of Human Brain Cells Develop Consciousness?
Two rare rabbits from Japan are flagship species for conservation and biodiversity as we enter the reflective Year of the Rabbit. Continue reading Rare Bunnies Are Flagship Species in Year of the Rabbit
The documentary asks interesting questions about why possibly “extra-dimensional beings,” as a former FBI agent put it, might be interested in specific animals. Continue reading Documentary Explores Flying Elk and Hunters Carried Off By UFOs
The Fermi Paradox gets a new solution for why ETs haven’t visited us, and it’s a little amusing and humbling. Continue reading New Solution to Fermi Paradox Suggests Humbling Reason ETs Haven’t Visited Us
It’s the Wild West as protein designers use Diffusion models similar to those used by AI image generators to rapidly design novel proteins. Continue reading AI Inspired by Image Generators Design Novel Proteins in Minutes
The European Space Agency (ESA) observed a “solar snake” moving along the surface of the Sun, wriggling like a dragon and disappearing. Continue reading Wriggling ‘Solar Snake’ Emerged from Sunspot Before Coronal Mass Ejection
Two types of crystals long thought impossible are real and their incredible properties are a game changer. Continue reading Time Crystals and Quasicrystals Long Thought Impossible Change Everything
There are a couple of interesting recent developments related to human-made underwater bases and questions about those possibly not made by humans. Continue reading Do Unidentified Aerospace-Undersea Phenomena Travel to Underwater Bases?
Congress suggests an exponentially growing threat from unidentified aerospace-undersea phenomena. But where is the evidence? Continue reading UFOs, the Threat Narrative, and Accusations of a 70-Year Cover-Up
“I have yet to fully process the cosmic coincidence of this site appearing in my back yard,” Paleontologist Timothy Rowe wrote Continue reading Mammoth Bones in Scientist’s Backyard Suggest Humans in New Mexico 36,000+ Years Ago
