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Some wondered whether the remains, dubbed Ata after the Atacama region where they were discovered, could in fact be the remains of a non-human primate. A documentary, called Sirius, even suggested it could be evidence of alien visitations. Prof Nolan began the scientific investigation of Ata...

Saw a film once called return to Oz, it had some monsters called 'Wheelers': Then I saw this the other day: Rollerskating robot to the rescue :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

Five years after the "once-in-a-lifetime" sighting of a walrus in Orkney, a second animal has been spotted there. The blubbery mammal was spotted by Lewis Hooper, a volunteer at North Ronaldsay bird observatory. Arctic walrus found in Orkney islands

Amazon’s Alexa has been letting out an unprompted, creepy cackle - startling users of the best-selling voice assistant. The laugh, described by some as “witch like” was reported to sometimes happen without the device being “woken” up. Amazon promises fix for creepy Alexa laugh Incidents...

It is Christmas now in the UK 02:12 GMT Best wishes to all, and a happy new year. thank you, here is an image I created, inspired by the paracast:

Hello all just a quick note to say that I have not gone anywhere just dealing with a pressing situation. Speak soon harry

Thousands gather for US balloon spectacle

This story/video was on the BBC today: Whales interrupt surfing competition They say "Killer whales join in on Norway surfing competition" I suspect if they were a bit more hungry, and the surfers a bit more 'blubbery' the outcome could have been slightly different. :eek:

article here: 'Okay, what the heck is this?' I think it has been identified: eel specialist Dr Kenneth Tighe, who believes it is a fangtooth snake-eel. He said it may also be a garden or conger eel, because "all three of these species occur off Texas and have large fang-like teeth".

This is an off shoot from: August 27, 2017 — Don Ecker with J. Randall Murphy

this is what I have so far it needs a lot of work....... I am thinking maybe a points system might be better? Where>When>Who>What 50% 25% 15% 10% so out of a maximum score of 100 total the thing would be scored out of 50 for where it was found. Out of 25 for when it was found. out of 15...

Wandering shaman 'mistaken' for Bigfoot in North Carolina - BBC News

Not sure I agree with some* of the article but the list of musicians is interesting: *"People see fewer UFOs these days for all sorts of cultural reasons and, as sightings have decreased, so too has their ubiquity in song. UFOs, like rock 'n' roll, are becoming an anachronism, though the...

I would be interested to hear any thoughts on Nessie.

Very simple poll yes or no: For discussion about the minutia please use the other thread.

Here is a thread to discus the Mongolian Death Worm "MDW" for short. Any and all contributions and criticisms extremely welcome. If I have made any errors please point them out. My aim is to gather and post any information regarding the MDW so this will not be the most organised of threads :)

article here: Ancient city is unearthed by archaeologists in Egypt - BBC News

Hello all, does anybody know anything about the use of 3D printing, tooling and design in the late 1970s early 80s either by the US, or contractors working for the US. I recently saw a talk by a guy named "Michael Schratt" and I believe he implied that 3D computer technology was used to design...

Articles here: Cave paintings change ideas about the origin of art - BBC News Cave art: Etchings hailed as 'Iberia's most spectacular' - BBC News

I have been meaning to post these articles for a while, they are an assortment but I will post them in one thread rather than flooding the forum: Scientists solve singing fish mystery - BBC News King's favourite fish to make comeback in River Severn project - BBC News UK's chatty fish to be...