Maunakea: a spiral after a rocket launch
A night-sky camera recorded an expanding luminous spiral.
A night-sky camera recorded an expanding luminous spiral.
A volcanic explosion left an atmospheric signature far beyond the Pacific.
On 28 April 2020 independent instruments recorded a short radio signal and a high-energy burst from the same direction.
A narrow band, frequency drift and disappearance in comparison observations made the signal interesting. Further tests revealed a different origin.
An Indian expedition reported tracks in snow in April 2019. The animal itself was not verified.
The aftermath of a powerful airburst was studied above a remote marine region.
Genetic analysis tested nine specimens attributed to a Yeti.
The first recognized interstellar object showed unusual brightness variations and slight non-gravitational acceleration, prompting debate about its physical nature.
Two flow measurements showed that water disappearing into a rock pothole returns to the river below the falls.
Repeating radio bursts turned a broad sky direction into an association with a particular small galaxy.