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Scientists reveal the safest place to hide in the event of an apocalypse
Scientists reveal the safest place to hide in the event of an apocalypse
Where should you go if the end of the world happened ? As it turns out, Mad Max may have had it right all along.— Unexplained Mysteries

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James Webb Space Telescope observes 72 stars and finds planet formation is a race against time
James Webb Space Telescope observes 72 stars and finds planet formation is a race against time
Astronomers have studied 72 young, sun-like stars and found that forming planets is a real race against time.— Space.com
Ancient shark 'graveyard' uncovered in Egyptian desert
Ancient shark 'graveyard' uncovered in Egyptian desert
Fossilized teeth from at least seven shark species have been discovered in the Egyptian desert, hinting at its complex, watery past.— Live Science
Shock gathering of 2,000 ocean predators off US coast
Shock gathering of 2,000 ocean predators off US coast
Thousands of sea creatures have been caught on camera in a miraculous gathering of endangered marine life just miles from Massachusetts.— Daily Mail
Researchers identify traces of two 'ghost' ancestors in modern human DNA
Researchers identify traces of two 'ghost' ancestors in modern human DNA
Clues emerging from DNA could unlock the mystery of human ancestors that are missing from the fossil record yet present in the genes of people living today.— CNN
Lost city of Atlantis clues revealed in new scans of secret ocean site, ex-Navy admiral claims
Lost city of Atlantis clues revealed in new scans of secret ocean site, ex-Navy admiral claims
Tim Gallaudet said he is working with researchers who believe detailed maps of the seabed contain features matching the legendary civilization’s ancient description.— Daily Mail
Why Was This 17th-Century Polish Woman Buried With a Padlock on Her Toe and an Iron Sickle Across Her Neck?
Why Was This 17th-Century Polish Woman Buried With a Padlock on Her Toe and an Iron Sickle Across Her Neck?
New research suggests that the people who buried the young woman took precautionary measures to stop her from coming back to life and exacting revenge on them.— Smithsonian Magazine
Mystery Surrounds Ancient Stone Structure Unearthed in Scotland
Mystery Surrounds Ancient Stone Structure Unearthed in Scotland
Archaeologists have made a baffling Iron Age discovery near Dornoch in northern Scotland.— The Debrief
6 Feet Under in Coffins That Are Over the Top
6 Feet Under in Coffins That Are Over the Top
Elaborate coffins, produced by Ghanaian artisans, are the centerpieces of funerals that celebrate the life of the deceased.— New York Times
Radio telescopes help scientists map molecules in space and uncover where and how stars form
Radio telescopes help scientists map molecules in space and uncover where and how stars form
How does star-stuff evolve into the chemistry of rocks, plants and people?— The Conversation
The moon is turning red tomorrow night — here's why, and how to watch
The moon is turning red tomorrow night — here's why, and how to watch
The partial lunar eclipse on Aug. 27 will be the deepest lunar eclipse anywhere in the world until Dec. 31, 2028.— Live Science
The safest place to hide during the apocalypse? Scientists say head for Australia
The safest place to hide during the apocalypse? Scientists say head for Australia
Researchers assessed hundreds of studies on disasters ranging from asteroid strikes and volcanic eruptions.— Daily Mail
Discovery at Göbekli Tepe Could Reshape Our Understanding of One of the Ancient World’s Most Perplexing Sites
Discovery at Göbekli Tepe Could Reshape Our Understanding of One of the Ancient World’s Most Perplexing Sites
New evidence suggests that parts of Göbekli Tepe may have once been a habitation site.— The Debrief
A Ghost Town Drowned 88 Years Ago. Now, It’s Rising Again
A Ghost Town Drowned 88 Years Ago. Now, It’s Rising Again
The creation of Lake Mead in the 1930s flooded an old western town.— Popular Mechanics
The epic La Tomatina food fight drew foreigners to paint a small Spanish town red
The epic La Tomatina food fight drew foreigners to paint a small Spanish town red
Thousands of revelers — including many lured by a Bollywood film — descended on a small Spanish town.— AP
Scientists uncover lost world beneath Egypt's desert that rewrites its ancient past
Scientists uncover lost world beneath Egypt's desert that rewrites its ancient past
Researchers found 14 fossilized teeth that belonged to five now-extinct shark species, including one that may never before have been found in Africa.— Daily Mail
The Solar System Nearly Had 12 Planets Before Pluto Was Demoted
The Solar System Nearly Had 12 Planets Before Pluto Was Demoted
Learn how Pluto nearly kept its planet status in a proposed 12-planet Solar System as its demotion marks its 20th anniversary.— Discover Magazine
This Rock Art in China Has Remained Bright Red for Nearly 2,000 Years
This Rock Art in China Has Remained Bright Red for Nearly 2,000 Years
The secret ingredient might be blood.— Smithsonian Magazine
Scientists Create Material That Can Shapeshift and Expand 80,000% Using Only Light
Scientists Create Material That Can Shapeshift and Expand 80,000% Using Only Light
Researchers at the University of Science and Technology of China have developed a new photoresponsive hydrogel.— The Debrief
Meeting of the moguls -- Brandon Fugal and Robert Bigelow
Meeting of the moguls -- Brandon Fugal and Robert Bigelow
George Knapp interviews Las Vegas aerospace tycoon Robert Bigelow and Utah real estate magnate Brandon Fugal, who have not spoken to each other since 2016.— 8NewsNow.com
Blood-red moon over US sparks Armageddon fears as biblical prophecy appears to unfold
Blood-red moon over US sparks Armageddon fears as biblical prophecy appears to unfold
A partial lunar eclipse will turn the moon a copper-red color, creating an eerie blood moon visible across all 48 lower US states.— Daily Mail
Metals recovered by Russia from alleged UFO appear not to be from Earth
Metals recovered by Russia from alleged UFO appear not to be from Earth
Some metals from an alleged UFO recovered by Russia in Estonia were determined not to be of Earthly origin, reports Ross Coulthart.— NewsNation
How Sci-Fi Films Predicted AI's Psychological Toll
How Sci-Fi Films Predicted AI's Psychological Toll
AI is fueling decision fatigue, digital dementia, and even psychosis.— Psychology Today
Archaeologists Unveil Mysterious Inscription Linking Excavations to a Fabled Lost City from Egyptian Texts
Archaeologists Unveil Mysterious Inscription Linking Excavations to a Fabled Lost City from Egyptian Texts
Researchers have unearthed numerous architectural elements and artifacts.— The Debrief
Wisconsin cat born with record-breaking 29 toes
Wisconsin cat born with record-breaking 29 toes
Erebus Anomaly, a Maine coon cat belonging to Kendra Vandenbloomer and Hunter Nett, earned the Guinness World Record.— UPI
20 Tons of Squid Spill Across Road, Blocking Traffic
20 Tons of Squid Spill Across Road, Blocking Traffic
A truck's trailer toppled onto its side and ripped open in Narragansett, Rhode Island.— International Business Times
'Lost continent' linked to alien beings may have been located
'Lost continent' linked to alien beings may have been located
Believers claim that Lemuria, and perhaps the ruins of an ancient pre-human civilization, may lie beneath the ocean.— Daily Mail
Lab-Grown Human Brain Organoids Keep Track of Time
Lab-Grown Human Brain Organoids Keep Track of Time
Organoids have been a major and growing tool in neurological research.— The Debrief
Ancient Latin inscriptions in cave mention mysterious 'Lady'
Ancient Latin inscriptions in cave mention mysterious 'Lady'
Researchers found 120 ancient inscriptions referring to a mysterious goddess in Valencia, Spain.— Live Science
Physicist's chilling end-of-world prediction just months away
Physicist's chilling end-of-world prediction just months away
In 1960, Austrian physicist Heinz von Foerster and his colleagues published an alarming paper.— Daily Mail

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