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Astronomers discover the 1st ever green star, a cosmic zombie just in time for Halloween
Astronomers discover the 1st ever green star, a cosmic zombie just in time for Halloween
The traces of sodium in the atmosphere of this white dwarf absorb the orange part of the spectrum, leaving behind a ghostly green glow.— Space.com

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Daniel Craig buys 'haunted' 18th century London pub
Daniel Craig buys 'haunted' 18th century London pub
Former James Bond actor has bought a 250-year-old Clerkenwell pub which is said to be home to a spooky lodger.— The Standard
Giant Mushroom Reveals New Fungal Family Dating To Dinosaurs’ Extinction
Giant Mushroom Reveals New Fungal Family Dating To Dinosaurs’ Extinction
Nearly 5-pound fungus adds a whole new branch to the fungal family tree.— Study Finds
In 1976, a college paper blamed the Salem witch trials on moldy bread. It wasn’t true.
In 1976, a college paper blamed the Salem witch trials on moldy bread. It wasn’t true.
Debunked within a year, the ergot theory still spreads like fungus on rye.— Popular Science
Bear visits library, steals honey on Winnie-the-Pooh's 100th birthday
Bear visits library, steals honey on Winnie-the-Pooh's 100th birthday
Mono County Free Libraries posted a video to social media showing the bear that wandered into the Mammoth Lakes branch.— UPI
“More Dune Than Avatar”: Scientists Say These Nearby Exoplanets Could Be Home to Alien Life
“More Dune Than Avatar”: Scientists Say These Nearby Exoplanets Could Be Home to Alien Life
Northern Arizona University researchers have developed sophisticated planetary models suggesting that 26 of the 29 nearby rocky exoplanets may support extraterrestrial life.— The Debrief
A Man Says He Found Bigfoot’s Dead Body in New York—and Has the DNA to Prove It
A Man Says He Found Bigfoot’s Dead Body in New York—and Has the DNA to Prove It
One hunter’s fantastical find in the Adirondacks has Cornell University—and fellow Bigfoot believers—crying foul.— Popular Mechanics
A Community-Led Archaeology Dig on a Tiny Scottish Isle Has Unearthed a Medieval Monastery
A Community-Led Archaeology Dig on a Tiny Scottish Isle Has Unearthed a Medieval Monastery
The settlement, founded by an early Christian saint in the 500s, is “far more than a small island church.”— Smithsonian Magazine
Haunted Houses Exist Largely Thanks to This Unexpected Time in American History
Haunted Houses Exist Largely Thanks to This Unexpected Time in American History
Now a popular form of entertainment, the haunted attractions were devised as a way to stop increasingly dangerous pranks occurring around Halloween.— People
Strange Metals Around a White Dwarf Point to a Planet Born After Its Star Died
Strange Metals Around a White Dwarf Point to a Planet Born After Its Star Died
A dead star 270 light-years from Earth appears to be feeding on a planet that did not exist until the star itself died.— Study Finds
In 1960, scientists predicted the world would end on November 13, 2026
In 1960, scientists predicted the world would end on November 13, 2026
And yes, doomsday falls on Friday the 13th.— Popular Science
Historic earthquakes strike Atlantic as expert raises fears of seismic 'chain reaction'
Historic earthquakes strike Atlantic as expert raises fears of seismic 'chain reaction'
The US Geological Survey (USGS) detected a magnitude 6.9 earthquake along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge between Africa and South America.— Daily Mail
Worlds More Habitable Than Earth? They’re Out There.
Worlds More Habitable Than Earth? They’re Out There.
Scientists believe there are planets outside our solar system where life is even more abundant and sustainable.— New York Times
The Benefits of Exploring Spirituality With Hypnosis
The Benefits of Exploring Spirituality With Hypnosis
Hypnospirituality can catalyze personal transformation.— Psychology Today
Archaeologists Uncover a Hittite Royal Archive of 184 Cuneiform Tablets
Archaeologists Uncover a Hittite Royal Archive of 184 Cuneiform Tablets
The newly recovered tablets date back to the reign of Hittite king Tudhaliya II, showing that the court was experiencing several crises during this era.— The Debrief
NASA Investigating Large Hole on Moon That May Open Into Enormous Cave
NASA Investigating Large Hole on Moon That May Open Into Enormous Cave
Beneath its pock-marked, craggy exterior, the Moon is thought to harbor a network of caves and tunnels from its volcanic past.— Futurism
UFO info from secret Las Vegas program expected to be compiled for release
UFO info from secret Las Vegas program expected to be compiled for release
In a special edition of "Mystery Wire," George Knapp and Ron Futrell discuss how the Defense Intelligence Agency has begun the process of finding documents dating back to 2007.— Mystery Wire
Pastor claims the Rapture is just hours away as he announces new date for Jesus's return
Pastor claims the Rapture is just hours away as he announces new date for Jesus's return
Pastor Joshua Mhlakela, a South African preacher, claimed a series of visions from Jesus has led him to the true date of the doomsday event.— Daily Mail
Mysterious Ring Discovered Beneath the Sea May Reveal Who Controlled One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World
Mysterious Ring Discovered Beneath the Sea May Reveal Who Controlled One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World
The engraving depicts the Lighthouse of Alexandria, a towering structure that once guided ships into Egypt’s most important Mediterranean harbor.— The Debrief
Astronomers Spot Possible Signs of Antimatter Disappearing Beyond Our Galaxy
Astronomers Spot Possible Signs of Antimatter Disappearing Beyond Our Galaxy
A recent finding could help trace the origins of mysterious gamma rays in the distant cosmos.— Gizmodo
A 1,100-Mile-Long Cloud on Mars is Defying Physics
A 1,100-Mile-Long Cloud on Mars is Defying Physics
Scientists have uncovered evidence of an exotic physical process never before identified in a planetary atmosphere.— The Debrief
Anthropic AI model sent fake murder tip to Philadelphia police
Anthropic AI model sent fake murder tip to Philadelphia police
The model was running a test that involved interacting with randomly selected websites.— Tech Xplore
The hidden danger still lurking at Chernobyl
The hidden danger still lurking at Chernobyl
Scientists have uncovered a chilling reminder that Chernobyl's radioactive legacy is far from over.— Daily Mail
All 12 Zodiac Signs Ranked From Most to Least Lucky
All 12 Zodiac Signs Ranked From Most to Least Lucky
Is your luck written in the stars?— Mental Floss
Cool chemistry trick allows new tattoos to 'turn on and off'
Cool chemistry trick allows new tattoos to 'turn on and off'
Researchers created multicolored tattoo inks that are activated by different wavelengths of light.— Live Science
New records could provide context to UFO file dumps
New records could provide context to UFO file dumps
A compilation of UFO records and data pertaining to the phenomenon is currently being put together for release.— Unexplained Mysteries
Photo: Astrophotographer captures 110 galaxies, star clusters and nebulas in stunning 352-hour mosaic
Photo: Astrophotographer captures 110 galaxies, star clusters and nebulas in stunning 352-hour mosaic
Astrophotographer Cornelis van Zuilen spent 352-hours of light data to create a spectacular mosaic of the Messier Catalog.— Space.com
Scientists Collected Deep-Sea Rocks. They Spontaneously Caught Fire in The Lab.
Scientists Collected Deep-Sea Rocks. They Spontaneously Caught Fire in The Lab.
Some deep-sea minerals may spontaneously combust when they are brought to the surface.— Science Alert
How did Roman aqueducts get water to go uphill?
How did Roman aqueducts get water to go uphill?
Roman aqueducts used gravity to transport water. So how did they get it to go uphill?— Live Science
Mystery man-made mounds in the Deep South are older than the Great Pyramid
Mystery man-made mounds in the Deep South are older than the Great Pyramid
Ancient mounds in Louisiana that predate Egypt’s Great Pyramid are still puzzling scientists roughly 5,500 years after construction began.— Daily Mail

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