Paranormal
March 11, 2023
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Despite the fact that the vast majority of sightings of apparitions occur in broad daylight, many paranormal investigations take place in the dark. The problem is, you can’t see anything in the dark, so ghost hunters use night vision video cameras to compensate. It’s often said that night vision lets you see things that aren’t visible to the human eye, but how true is this claim? Well, it’s not as straight forward as a yes…
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A PENTAGON report confirms two US warships and fighter jets encountered a UFO which matched up with “no known aircraft or air vehicle” in the world. US defence chiefs reportedly commissioned a 13-page report into a UFO encounter off the coast of San Francisco. Aircraft carrier USS Nimitz and vessels in her carrier strike group played cat-and-mouse with the UFO for some six days back in November 2004. And destroyer USS Princeton reported encountered the…
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Is the world changing too fast for you? You may feel that way with each new revelation of the alleged powers of Generative Pre-trained Transformers – better known as GPT-3.5 and now GPT-4 – which use deep learning from the Internet to produce human-like text and serve as the platform for chatbots such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Google’s PaLM and Microsoft’s Bing AI. Well, it is time to speed up your own learning process as AI…
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When we look out into space, all of the astrophysical objects that we see are embedded in magnetic fields. This is true not only in the neighborhood of stars and planets, but also in the deep space between galaxies and galactic clusters. These fields are weak — typically much weaker than those of a refrigerator magnet — but they are dynamically significant in the sense that they have profound effects on the dynamics of the…
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However, despite recent findings that suggest plesiosaurs were adapted to tolerate freshwater and might have even spent their entire lives in it, a research project published to the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology by scientist Paul Scofield showed that plesiosaurs were actually very unlikely to ever lift their heads above the water. It is much more likely, according to Scofield, that plesiosaurs used their long necks to dredge the seafloor. “They have these enormous teeth arranged…