Orson Welles sent Martians into American living rooms on October 30, 1938. But did his broadcast really cause nationwide panic? The evidence tells a more complicated story.
The 'demon core' wasn't cursed. Its documented history is more chilling: two fatal radiation accidents involving the same plutonium sphere at Los Alamos.
A genuine 1983 Army memo examines altered consciousness and out-of-body claims. Does that mean the government proved astral travel? Not so fast.
A U.S. military zombie contingency plan really exists. But the document's own disclaimer turns this Halloween shocker into a lesson about training—and misinformation.
Retired Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet discusses alleged ocean UFO hotspots, secret Navy reports and an Atlantis search. Here's what the evidence actually shows.
Nine experienced hikers died in the Ural Mountains in 1959. The strange circumstances inspired decades of theories—but what does modern avalanche research explain?
Before candy and carved pumpkins, Halloween was intertwined with harvest rituals, disguises and stories of spirits. How much of the ancient fear survives today?
The Pentagon investigates unidentified objects, but has it found aliens? Inside the documented cases, unanswered questions and eerie gaps in the UAP record.
JAXA confirms an October 20 Japan-time launch target for its MMX mission, which aims to return material from Mars' moon Phobos in 2031.
As organoid intelligence research advances, ethical oversight should keep pace without pretending that today's lab-grown tissue is conscious.
