David Grusch describes footage he says he saw of recovered bodies. His account raises questions about appearance, provenance and biological identification.

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Witnesses describe glowing objects that seemed to breathe or communicate. Their accounts raise questions about appearance, plasma and how another encounter could be recorded.

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A tentative six-year timing signal suggests a massive companion near the hot star’s habitable zone. The detection remains uncertain.

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Drone laser scans traced more than 2.5 kilometres of roads across the forested slopes of Yanantin. Their routes are becoming clearer; their dates are still being investigated.

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Two new studies follow ocean ingredients into plume ice and test methane production in a laboratory seafloor analogue. Both refine how scientists could search for life.

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Orbital simulations identify room for a small world around one of the nearby binary’s stars. Observations have not detected a planet there.

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The fleet needed to meet an army in Flanders. Charts, ship records and the geography of the Channel show how that connection failed.

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The order’s castles housed chapels, stores, officials and armed men. Archaeology reveals the farms and food supplies behind its territorial power.

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His early Mars expedition called for 70 people, orbital assembly and winged landers. The design reveals how much depended on a planet nobody had visited.

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The young king’s illness shaped a succession crisis. His tutor’s account and the changing regency reveal the difficult choices behind the famous portrait.

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Shipping records, an inheritance dispute and a library of navigation books reveal how Amaro Pargo built the fortune that later fed his legend.

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Three tiny crosses, a zinc-rich stain and traces of plaster offer a closer look at Scotland’s coronation stone—and leave some questions open.

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Archaeologists rarely identify a settlement from one object. They combine buildings, hearths, tools, food remains, activity areas, and patterns of rebuilding to understand a site.

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Nearly 1,000 bones and teeth from three Granada caves show that Neolithic cannibalism was not one practice or one event. The dates and traces point to different stories.

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Roman’s antenna, sunshade and visor are deployed. Here is why the telescope’s three-month commissioning journey matters before its first images arrive.

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University of Bern simulations and ESA Hera observations point to one non-destructive asteroid impact as the source of Deimos’ southern depression and dusty surface.

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Two NASA-funded studies trace how the Sun’s changing galactic surroundings may have altered Earth’s climate and helped warm the young planet.

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NASA’s Pandora satellite has started science observations of at least 20 exoplanets, measuring their host stars so Webb’s atmospheric results can be read more reliably.

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Twelve entrances opened onto the horizon at Chleby. The excavators link their directions to the Sun and Moon, raising questions about how people gathered there.

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A person sits on a leopard in a sculpture found inside a small stone building. What did this unusual pairing mean to the people of Karahantepe?

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