New deep sea sonar scans are reigniting interest in one of the 20th century’s most enduring mysteries—the disappearance of Amelia Earhart. For those in charge of maintaining the world’s largest Earhart archival collection, last week’s news appears not only credible, but extremely promising. “The potential discovery of the location of Amelia Earhart’s plane is incredibly […]
The unidentified source emits strange, intermittent radio waves that don’t line up with any kind of known object.
Temma Ehrenfeld got her MCAS diagnosis in 2019, but has dealt with the symptoms since childhood. The genetic disorder may have troubling interplay with the coronavirus.
All dog breeds exist because they were engineered to suit some human desire. The now-extinct canis vertigus filled a very specific kitchen niche.
Bee hives are essential to supporting California’s booming almond industry, but thefts abound and criminals are nearly impossible to catch. Rowdy Freeman wants to change that.
The immense metropolis of bacteria living inside your mouth could be the key to understanding microbes everywhere.
Whether they’re too close to the sun, too far away, or simply long gone, there are a surprising number of vulcanoids, ghosts of planets, and other celestial bodies that could have been hiding right by Earth.
Ancient glyphs aren’t signs of aliens or a supernatural being—they show how talented and motivated the Nazcans were.
For a small group of people, sensations entangle themselves in baffling ways. The written numeral 2 might evoke a flash of purple; an audible C sharp note could conjure a finger prick.
If you want to head into some of the world’s most intense caves, a pair of cargo shorts and a ratty old T-shirt just won’t cut it.
