Fewer Low-Altitude Clouds Helped Fuel 2023’s Record-Breaking Temperatures
A new study might have discovered the reason behind the unexpected level of global temperature rise that was recorded over the course of 2023: a decrease in cloud cover, especially over the ocean, has been allowing more sunlight to reach the surface, contributing a fifth of a degree Celsius (0.36°F)
Ariel School Encounter Witness and Experiencer Emily Trim Has Died
Prominent witness to the 1994 Ariel School encounter and artist Emily Trim has died, passing after a year-long battle with cancer on November 26. Trim was one of the 62 schoolchildren that witnessed the landing of a disk-shaped craft near the Ariel School in Ruwa, Zimbabwe on September 19, 1994,
Remarkable UFO Photos from a UK Aircrew Detail a Close Encounter at Manchester Airport
A series of images of a UFO, including one that is remarkably clear, taken by a flight crew at Manchester Airport in the UK have surfaced online that show a spherical object hovering above the tarmac just before it is scared off by a ground vehicle that was dispatched to investigate the
The Launching of the World’s First Wooden Satellite Possibly Opens an Era of Sustainable Spacecraft
An unusual collaboration between Kyoto University and Japanese homebuilder Sumitomo Forestry has delivered the world’s first orbital satellite made primarily of wood to the International Space Station, as the focus of an experiment that may herald the end of the use of aluminum as the main ingredient in spacecraft construction.
Ancient Earth May Have Had Its Own Saturn-Like Ring System
Earth may have had a Saturn-like system of rings in the distant past, according to a recent study that suggests that our home planet may have possessed such a magnificent feature. Typically associated with the Solar System’s large outer planets, the temporary presence of these rings may explain not only
