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Sign up for the Smarter Faster newsletter A weekly newsletter featuring the biggest ideas from the smartest people Notice: JavaScript is required for this content. In the 1930s, the bolo-tie-wearing astronomer Fritz Zwicky found something strange in the motions of galaxies. They were moving far too quickly within their clusters than they should be, based on their mutual gravitational attraction. The clusters also should have scattered themselves apart billions of years ago, but yet they remained intact.…
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Researchers believe that there are oceans of liquid water beneath the surface of some of the moons of Uranus, the seventh planet from the Sun, and that extraterrestrial life forms may exist in them. For the past two years, scientists have been urging NASA and other space agencies to send a research mission to the moons of Uranus. It is already known that some moons of Jupiter and Saturn contain oceans of liquid water where…
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When the Dulce Base and Area 51 Came Together in a Very Weird Way Source link
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Shaun Sloggie, a skipper with Cruise Loch Ness, recently told the Daily Mail he was doing his rounds out on Scotland’s Loch Ness when he captured an unusual object on sonar. Sloggie was with maritime pilot Liam McKenzie last September 22nd when they noticed the mysterious shape on their sonar while preparing for another vessel’s arrival. The Cruise Loch Ness team later returned to the site to investigate, but whatever had caused the sonar return…
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The Bizarre Case of the Kentucky Alien Abductions Source link