time travel, parallel universes, and other useful illusions
Repeated and unexplained radio pulses from deep space have led astronomers to consider some intriguing possibilities. On August 26, 2017, the Breakthrough Listen program detected a number of fast radio bursts (FRBs) originating from the ‘repeater’ object FRB 121102, located about three billion light years away. Astronomers observed 21 FRBs in total, all within one …
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We’re swiftly approaching the one-year anniversary of the Chelyabinsk meteor, which entered the atmosphere on February 15, 2013 and caused quite a bit of damage, injuring hundreds of people in the southern Ural region.
Strange footage of a hairy creature walking through the woods. Orbs caught on still pictures. Triangular lights blinking in the night sky. We’ve seen the videos and heard the stories, but how many people today truly believe in the paranormal?
A meteorite that struck California early last year contained traces of unexpected organic molecules, according to researchers at Arizona State University.
Scottish mathematicians working at the University of Edinburgh have a stark warning for the denizens of Earth: invisible, self-replicating alien robot space probes may be watching us.
On August 3, 2011, a mysterious orange goo washed ashore in the quiet village of Kivalina, Alaska. It was a bright, moldy-looking substance, which first covered the rocks at the harbor. But the next day, after a rain storm, residents curiously found the goo inside rain buckets and even on at least one rooftop. One …
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There’s a lot of weird stuff on Mars, if certain individuals on the Internet are to be believed. We’ve already seen fossils and shrimp, if you remember. If not, here’s a shot of the shrimp thing: And here’s a shot of one of the alleged fossils (you can read all about that over here, if …
