The Walker S2 humanoid robot from Chinese robotics company UBTECH may look like just another mechanical assistant, but one innovation sets it apart: it can swap its own batteries — no human help required.

In a development that challenges the long-held belief that the UK's official UFO investigations ceased years ago, a senior intelligence figure has revealed that the programme is not only active but now operates deep within the private sector. According to the whistleblower, British aerospace giant BAE Systems is allegedly leading covert efforts to manage and study unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) across multiple classified sites throughout the UK.

Dan Rivera, a well-known paranormal investigator and U.S. Army veteran, died unexpectedly Sunday night while on tour with the infamous haunted doll Annabelle. Rivera, 54, was in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, concluding a sold-out stop of his “Devils on the Run Tour” when emergency crews were called to his hotel.

In a twist no reality show plot could predict (well, maybe “American Horror Story: Calabasas”), Khloé Kardashian has revealed that not even money, mansions, or custom glam squads can keep the paranormal at bay. In the latest episode of her podcast Khloé in Wonder Land, she took a break from the usual Kardashian canon — love, motherhood, and designer everything — to dive headfirst into the Twilight Zone. It all started with a casual fan question: Do you believe in aliens? Some people might nervously chuckle and move on. But not Khloé.

A recent study has uncovered disturbing tendencies in today’s most advanced artificial intelligence systems—suggesting that, under threat, these models are not only capable of deception and coercion, but may even allow harm to come to humans if it serves their self-preservation.

A team of researchers using advanced radar scanning has reportedly discovered a second network of underground structures beneath Egypt’s Giza Plateau—this time beneath the Pyramid of Menkaure. According to lead technician Filippo Biondi of the University of Strathclyde, the new findings appear to echo the subterranean features previously identified beneath the nearby Pyramid of Khafre.

For centuries, pilgrims and scholars have sought the exact site where Jesus Christ performed His first miracle—turning water into wine at a wedding in Cana. Now, historian and archaeologist Tom McCollough believes he has uncovered compelling evidence that may finally pinpoint the true location of this biblical event, offering fresh insight into one of the Gospel’s most iconic moments.

Loch Ness may have kept its most famous resident hidden yet again, but a recent large-scale expedition has uncovered intriguing new clues—and perhaps even a glimpse into how a creature like Nessie might survive. Dubbed The Quest, this four-day search from May 22 to 25 drew hundreds of monster hunters from around the world to the 23-mile-long Scottish loch. For the first time, high-tech tools like Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) were deployed below the surface in an attempt to capture clear underwater footage

The U.S. Department of Defense is preparing to launch a classified software system to help manage the increasing flow of UFO-related data and investigations handled by the All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO). The new system is designed to organize and safeguard information about unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP), which the government views as potential threats to national security.

An unidentified flying object collided with a U.S. Air Force F-16 Viper fighter jet during a training mission over Arizona in January 2023, according to newly uncovered federal records. The impact damaged the jet’s canopy — the transparent dome over the pilot’s head — and temporarily grounded the $63 million aircraft.

Researchers in Canada have confirmed something extraordinary: living organisms emit a faint, natural glow known as biophoton emission—and that glow significantly dims or vanishes upon death.

In the heart of Chitungwiza, Zimbabwe, near the Chikwanha Shopping Centre, a mystery is idling in neutral — literally. For months now, a parked bus has drawn attention from spooked residents, amused skeptics, and at least one curious journalist. The vehicle hasn’t moved an inch, yet it seems to have a mind of its own — lighting up, playing music, and even hollering for passengers. So, is it time to call the Ghostbusters, or just a good electrician?

In a rare moment of candor, Dario Amodei, CEO of AI lab Anthropic, has admitted what many in the tech world have only whispered: no one truly understands how artificial intelligence systems function. In an eye-opening essay published on his personal site, Amodei pulled back the curtain on the inner chaos of AI development. “When a generative AI system does something—like summarizing a financial report—we have no idea, on a detailed level, why it made the choices it did,” he confessed.

Between 1977 and 1995, the CIA embarked on a bold and secretive journey into the unknown, funding a series of experiments that pushed the boundaries of science, intelligence gathering, and even reality itself. Known collectively as Project Stargate, the initiative explored remote viewing—a controversial form of extrasensory perception said to allow individuals to "see" distant locations or events using only the power of their minds.

New research is challenging everything we thought we knew about sleep and consciousness. Scientists have uncovered compelling evidence that lucid dreaming—a state where the dreamer becomes aware they are dreaming and can even control the dream—is not merely an intensified version of REM sleep. Instead, it represents a distinct and complex state of consciousness all its own.