A Giant Sarcophagus Has Been Discovered In Egypt
Archaeologists in Egypt have a hard question to answer: who is the colossal figure buried inside this massive sarcophagus? The discovery was made during an excavation in the Sidi Gaber district of Alexandria. Measuring a whopping 2.65 meters (8.7 feet) in length, the discovery is the largest granite sarcophagus ever found in the area, which is renowned for its ancient … Continue reading
Primate Specie in Panama May Have Entered the Stone Age
Is this is indeed evolution happening before our eyes? via unexplained-mysteries: Remarkable new footage shows a white-faced capuchin using a stone as a hammer to break open nuts to eat. The discovery was made by an international team of researchers who had set up camera traps around Panama’s Coiba National Park in an effort to capture the capuchins’ behavior on … Continue reading
Scientists Found A Way to Make An Object Invisible
This is very cool! via Science Alert: “Our work represents a breakthrough in the quest for invisibility cloaking.” Researchers from Montreal’s National Institute of Scientific Research (INRS) just published a study in Optica detailing a new approach to invisibility cloaking. Their device, called a spectral invisibility cloak, is the first to manipulate the color (or frequency) of the light waves that interact with … Continue reading
Terral’s Project Black Star Update Report 2018 – Newsletter 27
Seismic event indicators say Earth has passed the peak ofthe first earth-change uptick period for the 2018 Earth orbit cycle relative to the Black Star positioned in the Libra Constellation relative to the Sun. Year-over-year weekly seismic-event values for Week 19 show none of the 7-magnitude earthquake events for the last five orbit cycles and no more than just one … Continue reading
Viewing This Color Makes You ‘Smarter’
I wonder if I look at combined colors if it could make me a genius, HMMM [clasps chin..looks up to the left] via PsyBlog: Seeing red makes people 31% better at detail-oriented tasks like recalling memories or proofreading, research finds. The colour blue, though, makes people more creative – doubling the number of creative ideas they produce. Professor Juliet Zhu, … Continue reading
Google Allows 3rd-Party App Developers to Access to Your Emails
Where and where does the invasion of our privacy end! via RT: According to a report by the Wall Street Journal, the tech giant continues to let hundreds of developers read people’s emails. Any of Gmail’s 1.3 billion users who have connected their email addresses to apps may have unknowingly given those apps permission to read their communications. The Wall … Continue reading
Cape Town Looks to Solve Drought by Towing Iceberg in
It seems that iceberg harvesting is growing in popularity. via unexplained-mysteries: A marine salvage expert has suggested towing an iceberg 1,200 miles to act as a source of fresh water. Water shortages are becoming an increasingly serious problem in South Africa. Earlier this year, things got so bad that Cape Town came very close to forcing residents to queue for … Continue reading
Declassified Docs Reveal UK Feared Soviets, Chinese Would Acquire UFO Tech
Once-classified documents being called “Britain’s X-Files” have revealed that the British Ministry of Defense spent half a century hunting UFOs, driven in some part out of concern that the Soviet Union or China had already gotten their hands on alien technology. According to the cache of documents recently obtained by investigative researcher David Clarke, British intelligence services had two UFO … Continue reading
Making America ‘Stupid’: Agricultural Chemicals Found to Lower Children’s IQ
If you’re expecting a baby or considering starting a family soon, you’ve probably been reading up on how to give your child the best start in life. You probably wouldn’t dream of lighting up a cigarette or getting drunk while you’re pregnant, but you could very well be doing something that can be quite harmful to your unborn child if you’re … Continue reading
The Average Human IQ Has Been Decreasing Since 1970
Some of what is said in this article is really questionable, for example linking intelligence to eating fish, absolutely misleading. via PsyBlog: Average human IQ has been dropping over the last few decades, new research concludes. Potential culprits are worsening nutrition (particularly eating less fish), poorer education and the rise of new technologies. The trend is surprising as in the … Continue reading
