The Monarch Butterfly. Every year, millions of these golden-winged insects migrate south to a small area of pine groves in central Mexico, which consists of only about 70 square miles. The process of this journey has amazed scientists for years, ...
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Feed SubscriptionThe Terror of the Black Eyed Kids
Okay. Time to clear my head. All this thinking about infinite universes and quantum physics has me feeling a bit out of sorts. That post will come later. For now, let’s get back down to Earth, think about something normal ...
Read More »Bioshock Infinite: Do You Believe In Many Worlds?
I finished Bioshock Infinite the other day, and the ending is still with me. In fact, the entire game is still with me. It’s almost too perfect, as far as its subject matter, and exactly the sort of thing I’m ...
Read More »Lucid Dreaming and the World Within Your Mind
lu·cid – Adjective – characterized by clear perception or understanding; rational or sane: a lucid moment in his madness. A lucid dream is defined simply as “a dream in which you know you are dreaming.” In my experience, however, it ...
Read More »The Shag Harbour Incident Of 1967
On the evening of October 4, 1967, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police received several phone calls regarding a possible airplane crash in the small fishing community of Shag Harbour in Nova Scotia, Canada. Witnesses reported four flashing orange lights in ...
Read More »Booms, Hums, And Rumbles: Strange Noises Recap
Last year, reports of strange noises swarmed the Internet, mostly in the form of YouTube videos. Some were clearly hoaxes, while others left us musing about the apocalypse and audible electromagnetic waves. It’s been a while, though. Is it still ...
Read More »Ends of the World: The Green Goo
The Grey Goo may be hypothetically dangerous, a potential warning for those who think unrestricted, self-replicating nanobots are, you know, a good idea. But there’s something else out there. Something worse. Something that could pose a real threat to humanity ...
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Stranger Dimensions Proving we actually live in a b-movie since 2011