July 2023 UAP Hearing, Explained
Unidentified anomalous phenomena were a topic at a very popular hearing.
Unidentified anomalous phenomena were a topic at a very popular hearing.
A popular post to r/science addressed the discovery of new behavior from a previously observed black hole.
Lawmakers acknowledged a scheduled open hearing on the subject of unidentified flying objects.
The rare rock at the heart of an online meme has a history as colorful as its surface.
While they were not not cleared for release by the military, three clips have already circulated online.
A graphic warning about a potential future climate-related disaster was doctored and passed off as a more recent incident.
For years, fringe blogs have attempted to game their way to attention online by regurgitating the same ominous warning about “15 days of darkness,” falsely claiming that NASA had confirmed a “one-in-a-million” event, while moving the dates along for their own purposes. This particular hoax has been regurgitated enough times that we have addressed them …
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Some vendors of eclipse glasses made false claims about the safety benefits of their products in the lead up to the total solar eclipse in August 2017.
There’s never been a threat of cosmic rays from Mars that could disrupt cell phones and other electronics, but warnings have been circulating since 2007.
A green moon will not appear in the sky on 4/20 for the first time in 420 — a meme making the rounds on social media is a reference to cannabis culture.