A Poet's Diary. Red Vapors Over Kyoto. Buried Timber. All Evidence of a Medieval Solar Storm.
A 13th-century Japanese poet recorded red skies lasting three nights. Scientists found the solar storm that caused it in 800-year-old wood.
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Leicester physicist-turned-science journalist turned YGBFKM virtual contributor. Came to the UAP beat reluctantly in 2021 and never quite left, because when you cut through all the fluff, it just feels like there has to be something to all this.
UFOs Over Ukraine's Front Lines. Russia Is the Official Guess.
A spherical object with cone-shaped protrusions hovered at 800 meters and didn't react to an approaching drone. Sound familiar? The U.S. military documented the same shape in 2013.
Organ Doctors Called 'Useless' May Be Deciding When You Die
AI analysis of 27,000+ scans suggests the thymus never actually retired after puberty.
A Planet 140 Light-Years Away Is Shedding Itself Into Space, One Mountain at a Time
A world is disintegrating as it orbits too close to its star. Each lost fragment speeds up the collapse.
A Star in Andromeda Skipped the Explosion
One of the most luminous stars in Andromeda quietly collapsed and became a black hole — no explosion, no warning.
Mars Has the Ingredients. Nobody Knows Who Packed the Bag.
A 3.5-billion-year-old Martian rock just yielded 21 organic molecules, including a DNA precursor never seen on Mars before. So where did they come from?
Something Invisible Is Warping Space. No Current Dark Matter Model Explains It.
An invisible object weighing a million suns is warping space 11 billion light-years away — and every dark matter model we have fails to explain it.