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SOLAR SECTOR BOUNDARY CROSSING 0
- From Around the Web, Space
- June 9, 2016
Something strange is happening out in space when the Earth is crossing through the heliospheric current sheet.

By David Aragorn
FAA Warns of GPS Outages This Month During Mysterious Tests on the West Coast 0
- From Around the Web
- June 9, 2016
If you experience any significant GPS interference this month or know the “real” reason behind these test (aliens, right?) please let us know in the comments.

By Around the Web Editor
Monumental Ancient Naval Bases Discovered in Athens’ Piraeus Harbor 0
- Ancient Archeology, From Around the Web
- June 9, 2016
Massive fortifications and sunken ship-sheds thousands of years old were the base from which the Greek naval juggernaut overcame the Persians.

By David Aragorn
Ice-Age Nanotech Proves We’re Not the First Engineers on Earth 0
- Ancient Archeology, Earth Mysteries, From Around the Web
- June 9, 2016
Something as delicate and intricate as nanotechnology couldn’t have been developed without first discovering the structure of atoms and inventing the microscope. But these are all recent advancements, leading us to wonder who in the seven skies built these microscopic ooparts some 300,000 years ago?

By David Aragorn
Scientists produce a 3D morpho-kinematical model of the planetary nebula NGC 2440 0
- From Around the Web, Science & Technology, Space
- June 9, 2016
We now have a better idea of what nebulae looks like now that scientists have worked out a 3D model of one of them.

By David Aragorn
We’re Getting Serious About Mining Asteroids 0
- From Around the Web, Science & Technology, Space
- June 9, 2016
As humanity gobbles up natural resources to satisfy the demands of economic expansion, a growing number of enterprising corporations are eyeing outer space as the next source of valuable commodities.

By David Aragorn
Professor Hawking says there IS a way to escape Black Holes 0
- From Around the Web
- June 9, 2016
According to Professor Hawking, Black Holes have ‘hair’, they aren’t eternal prisons… oh, and Black Holes are Grey, and all of this changes everything we knew about Black (Gray) Holes.

By Around the Web Editor
Young star appears to be ripping away layers of close-orbiting ‘hot Jupiter’0
- From Around the Web, Space
- June 9, 2016
Astronomers searching for the galaxy’s youngest planets have found compelling evidence for one unlike any other, a newborn “hot Jupiter” whose outer layers are being torn away by the star it orbits every 11 hours.

By David Aragorn
Siberia crater accompanied by big bang, glow 0
- Earth Mysteries, From Around the Web
- June 9, 2016
New details have emerged about the mysterious crater which opened up in a remote part of Siberia in 2013.

By David Aragorn
Cloudy days on exoplanets may hide atmospheric water 0
- From Around the Web, Space
- June 9, 2016
Water is a hot topic in the study of exoplanets, including “hot Jupiters,” whose masses are similar to that of Jupiter, but which are much closer to their parent star than Jupiter is to the sun. They can reach a scorching 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit (1,100 degrees Celsius), meaning any water they host would take the

By David Aragorn

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