A Solar Storm Heading Toward Earth Suddenly Changed in Ways Scientists Didn't Predict

Astronomers Discover a Giant New Dwarf Planet Candidate Hiding Beyond Pluto

Smithsonian scientists just recreated the first 2 billion years of the Universe

NASA's Artemis I Reveals a Surprising Radiation Mystery Near the Moon

Lumina simulation brings the early universe to life on a record-breaking scale

Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS lost meters of its surface, giving scientists a depth scale for its chemistry

JWST and ALMA reveal a dusty, rapidly growing black hole in the early universe

In 1867, physicist James Clerk Maxwell proposed an apparent violation of the second law of thermodynamics so diabolically clever that other physicists have been trying to resolve it ever since

Physicists Propose a Strange New State of Matter: A Liquid That Can Flow in Time

Success! IBM Hits 99% Accuracy Transferring Quantum Information Between Chips

Forgotten Particle Could Answer The Mystery of Why We Exist, Say Physicists

Scientists Trap a Rare-Earth Metal in a Molecular Cage, Unlocking a Strange New State

A New Chemistry Breakthrough Could Change How Scientists Build Quantum Computers

s Scientists Uncover a Hidden Secret That Could Transform Chemical Manufacturing

Scientists Develop a Clever New Way To Kill Cancer Cells From the Inside

Cranberry Juice Appears to Suppress Dental Plaque Growth, Study Reveals

fMRI research sheds light on the narcissist's struggle with empathy

Scientists Uncover a Bizarre Bacterial Self-Destruct Switch

A simple liquid can stop cavities without drilling, major study confirms

Exercise doesn't just strengthen your heart. It rewires it

Eating 30% Less Food Has an Unexpected Effect on DNA, Study Finds

Evidence suggests that cold temperatures are mysteriously beneficial for longevity, helping to boost metabolism and delivering positive effects at the cellular level.

Scientists Reverse 60 Years of Aging in Human Cells, Turning 80-Year-Old Cells Into 20-Year-Olds

Scientists discover a surprising clue to why some brains resist Alzheimer's

Scientists Discover a Protective Gene That Could Help Keep the Brain Young

Today I walked along Shore Road Promenade near my home in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. Last week I found a feather in Manhattan Beach by the shore. Today I found another as the Atlantic flowed past me again. With respect to the elements and thanks to a student I met along the way named David who took the video and pic.

"Record High" - 146 Experts Call to Declare Climate Change a Global Health Emergency   Science Alert - October 28, 2026

El Nino watch: The impacts around the world this week ~ ~ El Nino

"Record High": 146 Experts Call to Declare Climate Change a Global Health Emergency

A solar eclipse recorded more than 2,700 years ago is revealing surprising secrets about Earth's rotation and the Sun's ancient behavior

Global Warming Has Nearly Doubled in Speed Since 2010, Major Report Finds

Crystalinks origin story began 31+ years ago with two Australian men who did not know each other. Marc helped me type the original 56 files, and John who showed me how to upload pics. Both men told me about Uluru and though I've never physically been there - I can remote view - awesome energies even after human tampering. I love when the mountain turns purple.

Australia: Anangu traditional owners and scientists join forces to understand mass plant dieback at Uluru   PhysOrg - October 27, 2026

Our extinct cousins the Denisovans had a 'distinctive' appearance, new analysis reveals

30,000-year-old bone found in French cave reveals vast genetic connections between people of Eastern and Western Europe during the Stone Age

Native Hawaiians and Easter Islanders came from same 'ultravoyager' group

Scientists Discover Mysterious 150,000-Year-Old Bone From an Extinct Human Relative in Chinese Cave

Why Do We Have Necks? Scientists Uncover a 380-Million-Year-Old Evolutionary Twist

Paleontologists have identified an entirely new Jurassic squid-like creature from a pair of fossils retrieved from the bed of an ancient inland sea in Wyoming.

October 30, 1938

On this date in history - Orson Wells broadcasted H. G. Welles' novel War of the Worlds. Radio listeners around the world were mesmerized - stirring their belief of entities or gods beyond the sky and how they may have had a hand in creating humanity.

As always, the unknown, and loss of control, stirs fear in humans as a built-in survival mechanism. A Martian invasion certainly would create that frequency harmonic for humans in any timeline.

The imagined connection between humans and Martians became more than fiction - it became a mystery that continues to this day as we search for truth among the stars that beckon us home.

Adding to the enigma, during the 1930s and 1940s mysterious glowing orbs - later called Foo Fighters - alien drones - were reported over Europe months before the outbreak of World War II on September 1, 1939.

The 1940's ... With the rapid evolution of communication and technology - rumored to be fueled by reverse-engineered crashed UFOs - human progress seemed to accelerate at warp speed.

These unexplained phenomena gave rise to modern UFOlogy. Reports of strange sightings and alleged hybrid experiments spread - some tied to Hitler's obsessive quest to create a superhuman army - others whispered to be alien attempts to merge with humanity - which lead to all sorts of coverups and conspiracies, many of which exist today.

The ultimate purpose of these experiments remains unknown though many have theories - some based on humans who claim to have had ongoing interaction with other worldly entities ... beyond the gray that shrouds us in illusion.

The gray aliens that we find in media - connecting to many of the missing pieces of the UFO puzzle - are artificial intelligence - something that has integrated itself into our timeline guiding us to a final destiny.

Time's up! In 2007 the alien experiments on humans ended leaving behind enigmatic monuments and artifacts that challenge human thinking to find out more. Among them are drones in various shapes and sizes whose purpose is to secure that the human experiment ends as per the algorithm that created it.

Orson Welles was one of many conduits revealing that emotion is the engine driving the simulation we perceive as reality.

Radio signals sent out across the airwaves ... perhaps into outer space as tiggers for something or someone ...

Human discovery has brought forth many answers as programmed in the simulation of reality - but as of this post - that which we seek remains hidden - hopefully not for all time.

Through the course of human discovery, countless answers have surfaced - each unfolding as programmed within the grand design of the simulation. Yet, even now, what we truly seek remains hidden - perhaps not forever, but for as long as the story requires.

Quote: Like me, Jean-Luc has lived an unusual life that has taken him far beyond the bounds of normal human experience. But he is also someone who has remained true to his earthbound roots, for they are what gave him his identity. In the end, he feels the call of home, as do I.

Q (John De Lancie) was my favorite character of the Star Trek franchise. It was his omnipotence and mischievous side that drew me to him. I enjoyed him best with Captain Janeway (Kate Mulgrew) but together with Jean-Luc they created absolute television magic. ~ Ellie

The 35-year relationship between Jean-Luc Picard and the omnipotent entity Q is one of the most complex, defining dynamics in the Star Trek franchise. What began as an adversarial clash between a godlike judge and a defiant human captain eventually evolved into a profound, deeply personal bond of mutual respect, mentorship, and cosmic affection.