Earth Day is April 22, 2019 so take a moment to celebrate our environment and learn more about the biodiversity around us. The first Earth Day was in 1970, and was started to bring attention to environmental protection and preservation. We’ve selected a few projects related to environmental protection and a global event to participate […]
SAN ANTONIO, Texas (KTRK) — A woman wants answers after recording some strange lights over San Antonio. By abc13.com4-15-19 New video into the ABC13 newsroom shows three lights forming a triangle in the sky. The woman who filmed the UFO said she and her fiancé were outside around 9:15 p.m. on April 11, […]
As a Hypnotherapist, Barbara Lamb has discovered that several of her clients have suppressed memories of a program where their genetic makeup has been enhanced with extraterrestrial DNA. Throughout her career, she has helped thousands of people revisit their past lives. For some of her clients, something extraordinarily unusual was discovered about their present lifetime. […]
The striking sighting occurred on Wednesday morning in a locality of the district of La Matanza (Buenos Aires) By Inexplicata4-17-19 Alejandro Caminada, a resident of the district of La Matanza, claims having recorded a ‘flying saucer’ on his cellphone. The man, a resident of Laferre, told Cronica.com.ar. that the recorded object came from […]
The US Navy has been granted a patent for anadvanced aircraft which resembles a flying saucer UFO Military inventors filed plans for a highly unusual flying machine which uses an ‘inertial mass reduction device’ to travel at ‘extreme speeds’. By Jasper Hamillmetro.co.uk4-18-19 What that means is that the aircraft uses complex technology to […]
NASA astronaut Christina Koch will break the record for the longest-duration spaceflight for a woman. (Credit: NASA) Ever since the space shuttle retired in 2011, NASA has been paying Russia for rides to the International Space Station. They’d hoped that dependency would finally end in 2019. But with its new lineup of flights and launch […]
A painting of the HMS Challenger by William Frederick Mitchell. (Credit: Wikimedia Commons) We know more about the surface of the moon than about the ocean floor. Scientists estimate that 91 percent of life under the sea hasn’t been discovered yet and more than 80 percent of the ocean has never been explored. What we […]
Chandra observations show the flare-up and subsequent dimming of XT2, which matches predictions for the signal from a pair of merging neutron stars and the birth of a magnetar. (Credit: X-ray: NASA/CXC/Uni. of Science and Technology of China/Y. Xue et al; Optical: NASA/STScI) In October 2017, astronomers announced the first detection of gravitational waves from […]
This artist’s concept shows the (greatly exaggerated) diffraction pattern of starlight that occurs when an asteroid passes in front of the star. The pattern of light allows astronomers to measure the star’s size. (Credit: DESY, Lucid Berlin) Stars in the night sky appear as tiny points of light because they are too far away for […]
A Swedish company called Emotra make a device to detect someone’s risk of suicide based on measuring the body’s autonomic responses to certain sounds. It’s called EDOR®. I’ve been blogging about this machine for the past 18 months (1, 2, 3) because such a product, if it worked, would be very important. It could help […]
Why don’t kids like math and science? Based on my many years of teaching elementary math and science, I know that when kids are bored with these subjects, it’s usually because they don’t see the point of how these subjects could be useful or interesting in the context of their real lives. Kids want to […]
In Nebraska, scientists working for the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission are increasingly relying on casual researchers and citizen scientists to better understand three creatures in particular: spotted skunks, salamanders, and regal fritillary and monarch butterflies. Why? The populations of these species have either declined or are in jeopardy, and scientists want to get a […]
My fiance told me to turn around and look at this craft in the sky. I stood there in shock until I thought to reach for my phone. When I first saw it, it was moving slowly and seemed very close as it was huge. It stayed stationary, then seemed to rotate slowly as it […]
Unlike other methods that attempt to detect dark matter, which are suited for hunting particles hundreds to thousands of times heavier than the mass of a proton, the researchers point out the snowball chamber might allow them to expand their search to lower mass alternatives — including dark matter particles less than about a dozen […]
Scientists looked for tiny earthquakes that have hit Southern California in recent years and discovered a whopping 1.8 million that hadn’t previously been recorded. (Credit: Varunyuuu & TonelloPhotography/Shutterstock) Southern California is famous for its sandy beaches, wine country, theme parks and Hollywood glitz. And also its earthquakes. Now, researchers have identified more than 1.8 million […]