Strange Light Formation Recorded over Minnesota
A video clip showing an odd formation of unidentified lights which was seen over Minnesota has attracted a lot of attention, even from various news and media outlets. The short video clip shows a formation of twelve white lights in the sky over St. Louis Park. The footage, which was uploaded by YouTube user Netzaid Vazquez Diaz on February 28th, … Continue reading
Hypothetical Planet Nine Might Be Closer To Us Than Previously Thought
Three years ago astronomers proposed the existence of a ninth planet in the Solar System. The planet is supposed to orbit further out than anything we have yet seen within our Solar System, but according to the most recent model, if it exists it is closer to us than originally thought. And a bit smaller too. The model is discussed … Continue reading
Humans Could Eventually Have Unaided Night Vision via Eye Injections of Nanoparticles
Scientists have successfully given mice the ability to see in near-infrared by injecting nanoparticles in to their eyes. The research, which was conducted by a team lead by Tian Xue from the University of Science and Technology of China and Gang Han from the University of Massachusetts Medical School, involved injecting nanoparticles in to the eyes of laboratory mice which … Continue reading
Glyphosate Found in Popular Beers and Wines, Even in Some Organic Varieties
As more lawsuits claiming a link between Roundup and cancer move forward, a new report claims the main ingredient found in the weed killer is showing up in organic beer and wine. U.S. PIRG tested samples of popular beer and wine brands and found the chemical, called glyphosate, in 19 out of 20 brands. Glyphosate is the main ingredient in … Continue reading
Five Things AI Started Doing All on its Own That Will Creep You Out
Artificial intelligence has been the bogeyman of science fiction since before it even existed for real. But while humanoid robots are still very much a work in progress, AI research keeps making big advances quietly behind the scenes. And it’s absolutely starting to get weird. 5. An AI Learned To Half-Ass Its Work, Then Lie About It It’s nice to … Continue reading
Scientist Discover a New Moon in Our Solar System
Neptune had a previous moon count of 13, but scientists have found yet another bringing the count now to 14. via unexplained-mysteries: Scientists have successfully identified an entirely new moon in orbit around the gas giant Neptune. Named Hippocamp after a sea creature of Greek mythology, the new moon was discovered in images taken by NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope using … Continue reading
High Speed UFO Performs Gravity Defying 90 Degrees Course Change Without Slowing
Am incredible piece of footage was discovered from a video that was made in 2013 in Thailand, near Doi Ang Khangas as a couple were selecting video material for their wedding video. What we see is yet another incident of a Fastwalker UFO. Incredibly the UFO abruptly makes a 90-degree turn without slowing. Is it possible that these fastwalkers are … Continue reading
Study by EPA-Linked Scientist Finds Monsanto’s Roundup Raises Cancer Risk 41%
Monsanto’s Roundup raises the risk of certain cancers in heavily-exposed individuals by an eye-popping 41 percent, according to a study by former EPA advisors that may influence a coming wave of legal actions against the company. Exposure to glyphosate-based herbicides like Roundup dramatically increases a person’s risk of developing non-Hodgkins lymphoma, a new review of studies found, adding to the … Continue reading
Farout Makes Way for FarFarOut, New Furthest Object in Our Solar System Has Been Discovered
The universe has a way of surprising even its most ardent observers. Scott Sheppard, an astronomer at the Carnegie Institution for Science in Washington, D.C., was scheduled to give a lecture on what was the furthest known object in the solar system. And then, just a day before his scheduled talk, he discovered an even further one. “This is hot … Continue reading
Cosmic Rays Intensify for the 4th Year in a Row
Cosmic rays in the stratosphere are intensifying for the 4th year in a row. This finding comes from a campaign of almost weekly high-altitude balloon launches conducted by the students of Earth to Sky Calculus. Since March 2015, there has been a ~13% increase in X-rays and gamma-rays over central California, where the students have launched hundreds of balloons. The … Continue reading
