Some footage ages. Some footage decays. And some footage refuses to settle into the past, as if the moment captured on film is still unfolding somewhere just out of reach. The Patterson-Gimlin film belongs to that last category — a 59‑second fragment recorded in 1967 that continues to resist closure. It is not the clarity…
Some events refuse to settle into the past. They linger, not as folklore or exaggeration, but as something quieter — a disturbance in the ordinary rhythm of reality. The Moberly-Jourdain time slip incident is one of those moments. It is not loud, not cinematic, not wrapped in the usual theatrics of the paranormal. Instead, it…
A new zero-knowledge-powered system enables shielded bitcoin transactions, reflecting a broader push across crypto to address the “privacy gap” keeping institutions off public blockchains. What to know: A growing push to bring privacy to public blockchains has reached Bitcoin, with VerifiedX unveiling a new layer designed to shield transactions while […]
Since 2020, the world has been overwhelmed by a series of events that seem almost beyond belief, surpassing even the predictions of the ‘conspiracy theorists’. From unprecedented global lockdowns to growing concerns about another current wave of lockdowns tied to rising fuel prices and shifts toward remote work, the current moment feels strangely unreal. […]
Comet R3 PanSTARRS is closest to Earth on April 26. See a cool image from a sun-watching spacecraft, and these fantastic community photos.
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