The idea of extraterrestrials meddling with humanity’s most destructive weapons is the stuff of science fiction—or is it? Retired U.S…. The post Did Aliens Disable Nuclear Missiles? A Former Air Force Captain Shares a Provocative Claim appeared first on Curiosmos. Source: Curiosmos

Peach illustration by Otto Wilhelm Thomé (1885)) UNIVERSITY PARK, PENNSYLVANIA—According to a statement released by Penn State University, while peaches were likely first introduced to North America by Spanish explorers, the fruits traveled across the continent along Indigenous networks starting in the early 16th century. Indigenous populations quickly adopted and …

‘Focaccia’ experimentally baked with animal fat in a replica husking tray inside a domed oven BARCELONA, SPAIN—According to a statement released by the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB), researchers from the UAB, Rome’s University La Sapienza, the Milà I Fontanals Institution, and France’s University of Lyon suggest that Late Neolithic …

Mars, often dubbed the “next frontier” of exploration, never ceases to amaze with its enigmatic features. The latest target in… The post NASA’s Curiosity Rover Sets Its Sights on Mysterious Spiderweb Patterns on Mars appeared first on Curiosmos. Source: Curiosmos

In an extraordinary discovery during an April 2024 Arctic survey, NASA scientists uncovered a relic from the Cold War buried… The post NASA Finds Mysterious Underground Base Beneath Antarctic Ice appeared first on Curiosmos. Source: Curiosmos

The question of whether unidentified flying objects (UFOs) represent alien technology has transitioned from fringe speculation to a topic of… The post Pentagon Whistleblowers Claim Alien Technology Has Fueled a Secretive Global Arms Race appeared first on Curiosmos. Source: Curiosmos

For a brief moment, Earth had a celestial companion—an object no larger than a bus, affectionately referred to as a… The post Mini Moon’s Fleeting Visit: Earth’s Tiny Companion Drifts Away—For Now appeared first on Curiosmos. Source: Curiosmos

Village of Saksun, Faroe Islands TORSHAVN, FAROE ISLANDS—An archipelago of 18 islands lying in the North Atlantic roughly halfway between Norway and Iceland, the Faroe Islands were colonized by Norse settlers sometime between a.d. 872 and 930. According to the Færeyinga Saga, a later literary account of that event, a …

CAIRO, EGYPT—The National News reports that a joint Egyptian-German archaeological team led by Mohamed Abdel Badie of the Central Administration for Upper Egypt Antiquities and Christian Leitz of the University of Tübingen unearthed a temple pylon on the western side of the main temple at the site of Athribis in …

ROME, ITALY—Italian police seized an array of third-century b.c. Etruscan artifacts that looters had found on their own land in the Umbrian town of Città della Pieve and had attempted to sell on the black market, according to a report in The Straits Times. Two sarcophagi, eight stone urns carved …