It's never too late for a Voyager 2 mystery in deep space.
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Spending 45 years traversing the solar system really
does a number on a spacecraft. NASA's Voyager 1 mission launched in 1977, passed into what |
By Meghan Bartels
space.com 5-18-22 |
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| Here is our official statement on the rumors surrounding the "#Monolith:" We have received credible reports that the illegally installed structure, referred to as the “monolith” has been |
By BLM / Utah
11-29-20 |
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| Not since a monolith was found on the surface of the moon in Stanley Kubrick's classic "2001: A Space Odyssey" has a mystery object confounded the greatest minds of our generation. |
Jeff Tavss
Fox 13 11-20-20 |
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| Fast radio bursts (FRBs) are often mysterious in nature, but not an uncommon observation in deep space. However, researchers have discovered the first FRB to emanate from the Milky Way galaxy, according to a newly published study. |
By Chris Ciaccia
Fox News 8-10-20 |
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| Astronomers have traced the signal of an enigmatic repeating fast radio burst for only the second time -- and it's in a spiral galaxy similar to our own, not so far away. | By Ashley Strickland CNN 1-6-20 |
| Astronomers have detected mysterious, ultra-brief repeating energy bursts from deep space for only the second time in history, and some experts suggested they could be evidence of advanced alien life. | By Mattha Busby The Guardian 1-9-19 |
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| On the morning of November 11, just before 9:30 UT, a mysterious rumble rolled around the world. The seismic waves began roughly 15 miles off the shores | By Maya Wei-Haas www.nationalgeographic.com 11-2818 |
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| On September 6th, the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy (AURA) and the National Science Foundation (NSF) made the decision to temporarily vacate the Sunspot Solar Observatory at Sacramento Peak, New Mexico as | By aura-astronomy.org 9-16-18 |
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Mysterious goings-on at a New Mexico solar observatory have been hot news. Had astronomers found a lethal solar flare, or even signs of alien life?
| Out-of-this-world explanations got lots of traction when New Mexico facility suddenly shut down. For the past two weeks, mysterious goings-on at a New Mexico | By Seth Shostak www.seti.org 9-21-18 |
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| The National Solar Observatory in Sunspot, N.M. The facility has been closed since it was evacuated on Sept. 6. In a state known for secretive military testing and a suspected UFO crash, the incident has spawned a great deal of speculation. |
A solar observatory in New Mexico is evacuated for
a week and the FBI is investigating. No one will say why.
| SUNSPOT, N.M. — At a small solar observatory tucked away in the woods of a national forest here, scientists and other personnel were commanded last week to leave at once. A week later, the facility remains vacant, and no one is willing to say why. | By Robert Moore & Matt Zapotosky The Washington Post 9-14-18 |
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The bizarre incident has spurred outlandish theories, but based on what we know and the location, there are more plausible explanations.
| A bizarre, unexplained situation has unfolded in and around the tiny enclave of Sunspot, New Mexico. A week after U.S. federal government officials ordered the evacuation of the National Solar Observatory facility there, as well as a nearby post office, the first site remains closed due to a “security issue” and no one can or will say what it is. | By Tyler Rogoway and Joseph Trevithick The Drive 9-13-18 |
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| The mysterious ribbon of atmospheric light known as STEVE slashes through the sky over British Columbia, Canada, on April 10, 2018. According to a new study, STEVE is not an aurora (visible here in the right corner of the horizon) but something completely new to science. |
| Late at night on July 25, 2016, a thin river of purple light slashed through the skies of northern Canada in an arc that seemed to stretch hundreds of miles into space. It was a magnificent, mysterious, borderline-miraculous sight, and the group of citizen skywatchers who witnessed it decided to give the phenomenon a fittingly majestic name: "Steve." | By Brandon Specktor Live Science 8-21-18 |
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| STOCKTON (CBS13) — It’s a bombshell development in a 45-year-old cold case mystery. A commercial airplane hijacker escaped with a daring parachute jump in 1971 and was never seen again. | By Steve Large CBS News 13 2-1-18 |
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| A classified satellite code-named Zuma, launched Sunday night atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, apparently suffered a mission-ending failure shortly after the boost to space, falling back to Earth over the Indian Ocean, a knowledgeable source said Tuesday. A senior SpaceX | By William Harwood CBS News 1-8-18 |
| HALIFAX -- The first frantic callers to reach the RCMP were clear: something had crashed in the waters off Shag Harbour, N.S. It was around 11 p.m. on the night of Oct. 4, 1967. Most witnesses thought it was a doomed aircraft. | By Michael MacDonald THE CANADIAN PRESS 9-21-17 |
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| Nearly six centuries ago, Korean astronomers scanning the night sky for omens of the future spotted a new star in the cluster of stars they called Wei, and what today’s star watchers consider the tail of the Scorpius constellation. | By Kenneth Chang New York Times 8-30-17 |
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| The bizarre gas cloud swept in over Beachy Head and left 150 in hospital with stinging eyes and noses, breathing difficulties and being sick. | By & Crick and Gemma Mullin The Scottish Sun 8-28-17 |
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| Astronomers say they have detected "strange signals" coming from the direction of a small, dim star located about 11 light-years from Earth. | By David Mosher Business Insider 7-15-17 |
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| You'd think NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) has seen everything there is to see on the Martian surface in the 11 years it's orbited our nearest neighbour, but a snapshot taken over the planet's South Pole has revealed something we can't explain. | By Mike McCrae www.sciencealert.com 6-5-17 |
