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‘Magical’ Properties of Devil’s Church Cave, Used by Shamans and Healers For Centuries, Linked to Site’s Rare Acoustics

Christopher Plain·November 28, 2023

Researchers studying the supposed magical properties of Devil's Church cave in Finland say a resonance phenomenon may explain these beliefs.

Ancient ‘Feat of Engineering’ Nearly 1,000 Years Older Than the Pyramids Found on Remote North Sea Island

Christopher Plain·October 31, 2023

Archaeologists say they have unearthed an ancient 'feat of engineering' on a remote island that had nearly been lost to history.

Has the Mystery Behind One of the U.S. Military’s UAP Videos Been Solved?

Micah Hanks·October 26, 2023

This week, a U.S. government video that reportedly depicts an anomalous aerial vehicle revealed earlier this year could now have an explanation.

40,000-Year-Old Encounters Between Humans and an Enigmatic Extinct Species Revealed in New Genetic Study

Christopher Plain·October 19, 2023

A new study delves into the 40,000-year-old encounters between modern humans and Neanderthals, revealing previously unknown patterns in our DNA.

Biden Visits Israel and Announces Humanitarian Aid for Gaza, as Deadly Blast Strikes Hospital

Micah Hanks·October 19, 2023

President Biden visited Tel Aviv on Wednesday, arriving to tragic news of a deadly explosion at a hospital in Gaza.

Ancient Structure Unearthed by Archaeologists Was Built Far Earlier Than Once Thought Possible. It Wasn’t Made by Homo Sapiens.

Micah Hanks·October 10, 2023

Archaeologists have unearthed the oldest known wooden structure ever built, and they say it couldn't have been built by Homo Sapiens.

Confirmation of Oldest Fossil Human Footprints in North America Upends Once Accepted Timeline of Earliest Arrivals

Micah Hanks·October 9, 2023

New research has confirmed that fossil human footprints at White Sands National Park are between 21,000 and 23,000 years old.

NASA is Gearing Up for the First Rocket Launch from Another Planet

Micah Hanks·August 3, 2023

This week, we examine recent tests being carried out by NASA are paving the way for the historic first rocket launch from Mars.

UFOs Go To Washington

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MJ Banias and Stephanie Gerk·July 28, 2023

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The Congressional Hearing on UAP: What We Learned From Yesterday’s Testimony

Micah Hanks·July 27, 2023

This week's Intelligence Brief newsletter looks at the key takeaways from the latest in a recent series of Congressional hearings on unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP).

Wish Upon a Star

Avi Loeb·August 29, 2022

Imagine if every human that ever lived had a star of their own; how would this broaden our individual sense of our place in the cosmos?

What Came First: the Astro-Chicken or the Cosmic Egg?

Avi Loeb·August 23, 2022

Do we live in a galactic environment that contains self-replicating von Neumann probes? The best way to find out is to look around.

The Enigmatic Cosmos: Universal Laws and Life on Other Worlds

Avi Loeb·August 16, 2022

Astronomer Avi Loeb looks at the nature of scientific knowledge, as he discusses dark matter, the universe, and life on other worlds.

As the Length of Days on Earth Changes, Scientists Search for Answers

Micah Hanks·August 11, 2022

This week we examine what atomic clocks are revealing about changes to the length of days on Earth, and why it has some scientists worried.

The power of AI is now being used to research ancient humans, and if they came from one common ancestor

Adam and Eve and the Garden of AI: Looking at Human Origins

Kenna Hughes-Castleberry·May 25, 2022

Artificial intelligence, or AI, is helping to better preserve the past, and connect it to the present. From...

Meanwhile in Russia: War Crimes, Vanishing Officials, and Defiant Soldiers

Micah Hanks·March 24, 2022

As the battle in Ukraine rages on, hopes that the conflict will soon end are now being voiced by an increasing number of Russians.

The Skyrora Sees Success with Test of Its Third Stage “Space Tug” Maneuvering Platform

Laurence Russell·January 28, 2022

Scottish space company Skyrora has successfully test-fired its third stage “space tug” maneuvering vehicle at its engine development complex in Fife, Scotland.

The Future of NASA: Innovation, Exploration, and the Unknown

Micah Hanks·September 21, 2021

This week, NASA makes some big announcements outlining its mission in the decades ahead, and talks about part of its core mission: seeking the unknown.

Study Finds Disinformation is Being Used to Manipulate Western Media… Like it Has Been Doing for Centuries

Micah Hanks·September 20, 2021

Researchers at Cardiff University say Western Media is being steered by Russian propaganda, but archaeology reveals it is a practice with ancient roots.

Alien Artifacts on Earth and in Our Solar System is Possible, NASA Reports

Tim McMillan·April 21, 2021

A 2018 report published by the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) shows the lengths America’s premier...

The Antikythera Mechanism Still Challenges Our Ideas About the Past

This ancient computer and other anachronisms from early times leave us with more questions than answers.

Ryan Sprague and Jane Moore·April 1, 2021

This ancient computer and other anachronisms from early times leave us with more questions than answers.

New Stonehenge Study Reveals Previously Undiscovered Acoustic Properties

Acoustic archaeologists think some ancient monuments were designed with sound in mind.

Christopher Plain·February 24, 2021

A recent study at Stonehenge is helping us understand why acoustic archaeologists think that some ancient monuments were designed with sound in mind.

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