In June, the Pentagon will release a report containing "a detailed analysis of unidentified aerial phenomena data and intelligence" collected by the US Office of Naval Intelligence, the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task… Read the rest of the article: Obama on UFOs: "We don't know exactly what they are"
Audrey Nicole Francisquini, 28, was arrested at Miami, Florida's American Senior High School after she walked into the school, pretended to be a student, and then handed out fliers to… Read the rest of the article: Miami woman, 28, trespassed at high school and pretended to be student, all for the Gram
Back when most everyone listened to music on vinyl, frequently switching between 45 RPM 7" platters and 33 1/3 RPM 12" albums would mean that eventually, you'd forget to flip… Read the rest of the article: "Jolene" and other records that sound great when played at the wrong speed
Chicago's Tree House Humane Society has deployed 1,000 feral cats onto the city streets to fight the city's rat infestation. Tree House began the annual "Cats at Work" program a… Read the rest of the article: Chicago unleashes huge army of feral cats to take on the rats
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On Friday, this magnificently creepy sea monster washed up on the shore of Laguna Beach, California. According to a post by Crystal Cove State Park authorities, it is most likely… Read the rest of the article: This weird, black sea monster with razor-sharp teeth mysteriously washed up on a California beach
An X-Wing Starfighter has landed at a Smithsonian museum facility in Chantilly, Virginia where it's undergoing preparation for eventual display at the National Air and Space Museum. On longterm loan… Read the rest of the article: X-Wing fighter lands at the Smithsonian museum
A lake monster briefly emerged from the water during Sunday's Wells Fargo Championship golf tournament at the Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina. According the tournament's director of communication,… Read the rest of the article: Wild video of lake monster emerging from the water during golf championship
US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents discovered two cow dung cakes inside the luggage of an Air India passenger arriving at Washington Dulles International Airport. According to the CBP,… Read the rest of the article: Customs agents discover cow dung cakes packed in international luggage—cow poop doesn't stop COVID
At Noas hospital in Tuscany, Italy, a health worker accidentally injected a 23-year-old woman with an entire bottle of the Pfizer BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine. The health worker realized her error… Read the rest of the article: Italian woman accidentally given six doses of COVID-19 vaccine
Tommy Lee, 22, was fishing for tarpon in the Florida Everglades when one of the locals emerged from the water to greet him. "And I am outta here. Screw that."
Teaching a robot to brush hair—especially without just powering through tangles and ripping them out of your scalp—is harder than you think. MIT roboticists and Harvard mathematicians collaborated on a… Read the rest of the article: Robot learns to brush tangly hair without inflicting pain
Intrepid vernacular photography collector Robert E. Jackson compiled an astonishing collection of vintage snapshots documenting a time when dinosaurs ruled the Earth and color was just emerging on our planet. See them… Read the rest of the article: Antique snapshots of dinosaurs
Orange Park, Florida police are searching for William James Walker, 38, for stealing a trailer containing $12,000 worth of Lynyrd Skynyrd memorabilia. The items were to be sold at a… Read the rest of the article: Florida Man wanted for stealing pile of valuable Lynyrd Skynyrd memorabilia
West Midlands Trains emailed approximately 2,500 employees to announce they'd all receive a bonus as appreciation for the "huge strain [that] was placed upon a large number of our workforce."… Read the rest of the article: "Worker bonus" announcement email was actually company phishing test; no bonus given
One of eight sketches by Leonardo da Vinci still privately owned, this 8-inch square sketch of a bear will go up for auction next month. It's expected to sell for… Read the rest of the article: This small Leonardo da Vinci sketch of a bear expected to sell for $16 million
New Age music curator and record label Sounds of the Dawn kindly preserved this 1984 cassette that sounds like lovely ambient music but is actually "a psychoacoustic catalyst specifically designed to facilitate… Read the rest of the article: Relax with this 1984 ambient cassette, "a psychoacoustic catalyst specifically designed to facilitate the movement and release of spiritual and emotional energies"
TeethTap is a new interface to control electronic devices by clicking your teeth together. Fortunately, it doesn't go in your mouth. Unfortunately, it's probably terrible for my TMJ. Detailed in… Read the rest of the article: New interface to control electronic devices with your teeth
"I recently purchased a house and while putting things away I had an 'Are you kidding me?' moment when trying to open that one drawer," says Tyler of Fishkill, New… Read the rest of the article: Kitchen drawer requires old-timey three-factor authentication to open it
In July 1991, just a few months before his death, Miles Davis performed at France's Vienne Jazz Festival with the Miles Davis Group. He had just been awarded knighthood in… Read the rest of the article: One of Miles Davis's final performances sees official release, includes songs by Prince and Michael Jackson
