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- “We do have some very anomalous objects“, new director of Pentagon’s UAP investigations tells lawmakers.
- Neanderthal children may have collected fossils, just like modern kids collect stickers.
- Related: The ancient Egyptians collected fossils.
- Near-death experience researcher Dr Bruce Greyson: “It’s irresponsible to just ignore it and say it doesn’t exist”.
- Can going to a haunted house boost the immune system?
- Five coincidences that make our existence possible.
- Aztec death whistles have a terrifying effect on listeners’ brains.
- The quest for immortality: what do scientists say?
- The pre-life puzzle: Tracing the rise of complexity in a lifeless world.
- Did an unsung hero complete the first Atlantic to Pacific circling of the globe?
- The Arecibo Message, fifty years later: on November 16, 1974, a group of scientists sent a message to the stars, with the hope that someone out there might be listening.
- The weirdest web domains that Alex Jones has to give to The Onion.
Quote of the Day:
I started out as a materialist skeptic. After 50 years, I’m still skeptical, but I’m no longer a materialist. I think that’s a dead end when it comes to explaining near-death experiences and other phenomena like this.
