Strange News

The full moon of September 2019 is poised to provide some eerie atmosphere.

Four eyes, two tongues, can't lose.

The answer is 42... but what was the question??

A scientific survey of the waters of Loch Ness found it contains no traces of "monster" DNA at all, adding weight to the already-likely prospect that "Nessie" doesn't really exist.

No tide, storm or large animal could have moved the underwater metal bulk.

Their research answered many questions. Among them: What happens if you put a candle in a room full of perfect mirrors?

DARPA would like to enter your labyrinthine network of underground, urban tunnels.

Any theory of quantum gravity is going to have to grapple with some weird time stuff.

Susie Torres didn't expect that the strange 'swishing noise' she was hearing would turn out to have eight legs.

This android preaches Buddhist wisdom from the heart.

Two theoretical physicists propose a novel idea to find dark matter — and it might actually be testable.

If all aliens have gone extinct, what does the future hold for humanity?

Several giant experiments are hunting for neutrinos, the tiniest, most-elusive particles in the universe.

A man in China sang karaoke for so long and with such intensity that he suffered a collapsed lung.

Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders (D-VT) says he's prepared to disclose government information about UFOs if he wins in 2020.

Sometimes people have to learn the hard way that octopuses belong in the ocean — not on your face.

Thousands are flocking to the temple to pray and take pictures.

The search for intelligent aliens has time and again come up empty. Perhaps that means they aren't out there.

Doctors who extracted the teeth claimed that radiation from mobile towers, as well as genetics, may have played a role in causing the growth. But there's good reason to be skeptical.