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Despite all of our technology and advancements, there are still many things in our world and the heavens above that scientists still can’t explain.
Last week, thousands of people across North America (including us here in Texas) were treated to a rare and beautiful sight! On the northern horizon, Aurora Borealis, commonly called The Northern Lights, was visible as a colorful glow!
Perfect circles are almost impossible to create. An Italian painter named Giotto Di Bondone is one of the few humans to have achieved the feat.
As the Scottish legend goes, will-o’-the-wisps are the souls of the lost who could enter neither heaven nor hell and must wander the earth for all eternity.
Far from the most deadly train crash in history, The Nowy Dwór Mazowiecki Train Disaster is still one of the strangest.
Did you know that you are more likely to die close to/on your birthday than at any other time of the year?
Picture it: a fairground in Nottinghamshire, England, July 1980, over 500 young students assembled to compete in a marching band competition when, suddenly…
Usually, when a star goes supernova, the core collapses in less than a second, the shockwave hits several hours later, and peak brightness is reached in a few months.
Late in the month of October, Nāga Fireballs fill the sky over the Mekong River in Thailand like shooting stars.
Everyone is familiar with the well-known mirage of an oasis in the desert. It has even become a common trope in media for the main character to be stranded and see a lake of water in the distance. However, when they arrive, they find nothing but more sand.