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Spiders on Jupiter? Scientists uncover secret origins of arachnid-like 'demon' lurking on gas giant's moon
Spiders on Jupiter? Scientists uncover secret origins of arachnid-like 'demon' lurking on gas giant's moon
A new study reveals the likely origin of a mysterious spider-like pattern first spotted on Jupiter's moon Europa in 1998.— Live Science

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A Thousand-Year Drought May Have Driven “Hobbits” to Extinction, New Research Reveals
A Thousand-Year Drought May Have Driven “Hobbits” to Extinction, New Research Reveals
Homo floresiensis, the diminutive early human species, endured centuries of increasingly severe drought on their home island of Flores.— The Debrief
Ghanian Noah Is Building Wooden Arks to Save Humanity from Imminent Biblical Flood
Ghanian Noah Is Building Wooden Arks to Save Humanity from Imminent Biblical Flood
Ebo Noah, a self-proclaimed prophet from Ghana, in Western Africa, believes the flood will start on December 25th.— Oddity Central
We may never be able to tell if AI becomes conscious, argues philosopher
We may never be able to tell if AI becomes conscious, argues philosopher
A Cambridge philosopher argues that our evidence for what constitutes consciousness is far too limited to tell if or when AI has made the leap.— TechXplore
Ghosts in Devon? Major paranormal activity reported at historic pub in Exeter
Ghosts in Devon? Major paranormal activity reported at historic pub in Exeter
Investigation by Paranormal Hunters UK uncovers voice recordings, orbs, and unexplained phenomena in one of the city’s oldest coaching inns.— Torbay Today
James Webb Space Telescope could illuminate dark matter in a way scientists didn't realize
James Webb Space Telescope could illuminate dark matter in a way scientists didn't realize
Smooth filaments stretching for many light-years, seen by the powerful space telescope, could indicate what the right "recipe" is for dark matter.— Space.com
Fossilized Bee Nests Inside Skeletons Are Unlike Anything We’ve Seen Before
Fossilized Bee Nests Inside Skeletons Are Unlike Anything We’ve Seen Before
Scientists studying a Caribbean island cave have unearthed something unexpected.— Gizmodo
Former Russian politician: 'the aliens who abducted me invented chess'
Former Russian politician: 'the aliens who abducted me invented chess'
Former Russian regional leader and chess administrator Kirsan Ilyumzhinov claims that he was once abducted by aliens.— Unexplained Mysteries
Mystery Drones, Or Maybe UFOs, Over Sweetwater County Are 'The New Normal'
Mystery Drones, Or Maybe UFOs, Over Sweetwater County Are 'The New Normal'
In Wyoming, strange flying objects are still congregating high over Sweetwater County’s Red Desert and Jim Bridger Power Plant.— Cowboy State Daily
German man collects 11,000 different snow globes
German man collects 11,000 different snow globes
A German man who earned a Guinness World Record for his collection of 6,100 snow globes revealed his collection has now grown to 11,000 pieces.— UPI
The scientific case for the existence of intelligent alien life
The scientific case for the existence of intelligent alien life
The foundation of science is based on the humility to learn, not the arrogance of expertise.— Spectator
Archaeologists Unearth Tomb Full of Mummies with Golden Tongues
Archaeologists Unearth Tomb Full of Mummies with Golden Tongues
Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered a burial unlike anything seen before—sealed for over 2,000 years.— Indian Defence Review
Shaman Thief Convinced Victims Their Jewelry Was Cursed
Shaman Thief Convinced Victims Their Jewelry Was Cursed
The 44-year-old Austrian woman who posed as a shaman scammed victims out of more than $11 million.— Oddity Central
Lawmaker Questions Wyoming Adjutant General Over UFOs
Lawmaker Questions Wyoming Adjutant General Over UFOs
Porter said he preferred not to discuss UFOs in open testimony.— Cowboy State Daily
Orcas now targeting commercial vessels in coordinated assaults
Orcas now targeting commercial vessels in coordinated assaults
What started as a few strange incidents near Europe’s coasts has grown into a pattern that worries scientists.— Royal Blue Heating
Divers hunting for Alexander the Great's tomb make discovery
Divers hunting for Alexander the Great's tomb make discovery
Experts have uncovered the wreckage of a luxurious ancient Egyptian pleasure barge.— Express
Explosion from deep space unlike anything scientists have seen
Explosion from deep space unlike anything scientists have seen
Astronomers used major telescopes across the world to probe a cosmic explosion 8 billion light-years away.— Live Science
'Little Foot' fossil may belong to new species of human ancestor
'Little Foot' fossil may belong to new species of human ancestor
The remains of a prehistoric skeleton found in a cave in South Africa may be something completely new to science.— Unexplained Mysteries
Dark Matter Hunters Near Discovery of Universe's Mystery
Dark Matter Hunters Near Discovery of Universe's Mystery
An experiment has detected elusive neutrinos produced deep inside the Sun.— Mirage News
Russia's 'Doomsday Radio' broadcasts 15 more cryptic messages
Russia's 'Doomsday Radio' broadcasts 15 more cryptic messages
The enigmatic station has been unusually active over the last week, and nobody knows what that could mean.— Unexplained Mysteries
What did Nostradamus predict for the year 2026 and beyond?
What did Nostradamus predict for the year 2026 and beyond?
As the end of the year approaches, we take a look at what Nostradamus wrote in his predictions for 2026.— Unexplained Mysteries
2,000-year-old shipwreck may be Egyptian barge from last dynasty of pharaohs
2,000-year-old shipwreck may be Egyptian barge from last dynasty of pharaohs
Archaeologists diving off the coast of Alexandria, Egypt, have discovered the remains of a 2,000-year-old barge from the time of the Ptolemaic period.— Live Science
This 'Wet Lava Ball' in Space Somehow Clings to an Atmosphere
This 'Wet Lava Ball' in Space Somehow Clings to an Atmosphere
The hot super-Earth exoplanet has a magma ocean and orbits a very old star.— Gizmodo
Meet the newest addition to the frog family
Meet the newest addition to the frog family
Adorable tiny pumpkin toadlet is discovered in Brazil.— Daily Mail
Cameras on killer whales record first evidence of joint hunt with dolphins
Cameras on killer whales record first evidence of joint hunt with dolphins
Scientists have captured rare footage of killer whales and Pacific white-sided dolphins hunting together near the coast of British Columbia, Canada.— BBC
How experiences can shape a belief in flat Earth and other conspiracies
How experiences can shape a belief in flat Earth and other conspiracies
Researchers have long explored what might lead people to believe in things that can be easily disproven.— Unexplained Mysteries
Einstein's right again!
Einstein's right again!
Scientists catch a feasting black hole dragging the very fabric of spacetime.— Space.com
Eerie moment UFO spotted rising out of the sea in Suffolk before zipping off
Eerie moment UFO spotted rising out of the sea in Suffolk before zipping off
Every year Brits report hundreds of sightings of UFOs and have been doing so for more than eight decades.— Mirror
Giant structure discovered deep beneath Bermuda is unlike anything else on Earth
Giant structure discovered deep beneath Bermuda is unlike anything else on Earth
A thick layer of more than 12 miles of rock may explain why Bermuda seems to float above the surrounding ocean.— Live Science
Ancient Egypt's origin story rewritten after scientists reveal new timeline for its most powerful era
Ancient Egypt's origin story rewritten after scientists reveal new timeline for its most powerful era
A new discovery has rewritten the timeline of Egypt's early dynasties, placing the rise of the New Kingdom nearly a century later than previously thought.— Daily Mail

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