More Liquid Water Has Been Found Beneath the Surface of Mars: This Time, It’s a Whole Ocean
Although news of the presence of water on Mars is nothing new, the discovery of a massive amount of liquid water—enough to cover the planet’s surface in a mile-deep ocean—has been made by a team that used seismic data to map the interior of the Red Planet. Using data collected by the
Cooling La Niña-Like Conditions Are Forming in the Atlantic, and Scientists Are Trying to Figure Out Why
An unexpected mystery has appeared at the equator in the Atlantic Ocean, in the form of a sudden cooling trend in the surface waters, despite the ongoing record-breaking warming of the ocean surface and a lack of the conditions that would typically be required for La Niña-like conditions to form
Two New Shroud of Turin Studies Point to the Authenticity of the Holy Artifact
Two new studies are adding to the possibility that the holy relic known as the Shroud of Turin is indeed the burial cloth of the historical Jesus Christ, and not the product of a medieval forgery as implied by the results of a controversial 1988 attempt to date the artifact.
A Major Media Company Has Been Using Our Devices’ Microphones To Eavesdrop on Our Conversations
“It’s True. Your Devices Are Listening to You,” stated the title for a sales pitch on the website of a major media conglomerate; however, the statement wasn’t a warning about the invasive eavesdropping practice that many suspect that tech companies undertake, but instead it was a boast: media company Cox Media
The Pentagon Appoints NSA Scientist as New AARO Director
The U.S. Department of Defense has chosen a new head for the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office [AARO], appointing Dr. Jon T. Kosloski as the new director of the Pentagon’s UAP investigations team. Kosloski is replacing the office’s interim director, Tim Phillips, who took over in December 2023 after the departure
