Why Scientists Haven't Solved The Mystery Of The Oh-My-God Particle
In the early '90s, scientists encountered a particle so unusual, it seemed impossible. It is now called the OMG particle, and we're no closer to solving it.
Read MoreSorry, we couldn't find anything at that URL.
You're lost. You probably should've turned left at Albuquerque, but maybe you were looking for one of these:
-
-
USS Scorpion: The Cold War Mystery That Remains Unsolved
Run on nuclear power, the USS Scorpion was put into work in July 1960 and stayed in patrol nearly always. That was primarily behind its demise.
Read More -
Car Mysteries That Are Still Mind-Boggling
Cars go missing all of the time, and sometimes, they disappear without a trace. These are the car mysteries that are still mind-boggling today.
Read More -
One Of History's Strangest Tech Mysteries: The Baghdad Battery
Was it a battery or was it an invention meant for a different purpose? The mystery of the Baghdad battery continues to have historians scratching their heads.
Read More -
5 Of The Worst Submarine Disasters In Military History
Any mistake at sea can be deadly, but on a sub the stakes are even higher. Here are five of the worst military submarine catastrophes in history.
Read More -
How The Euclid Telescope Is Set To Illuminate The Mysteries Of Dark Matter
Set for launch in July 2023, the European Space Agency's Euclid telescope aims to investigate two of the strangest phenomena in astrophysics.
Read More -
Europe's JUICE Mission Will Answer These Five Mysteries About Jupiter
NASA will launch its JUICE mission to Jupiter in 2023 to attempt to answer about Jupiter and its many moons.
Read More -
The Strange History Surrounding Cicada 3301: The Internet's Most Complex Puzzle
A decade ago, a series of convoluted puzzles claimed to be looking for "highly intelligent individuals." Was Cicada 3301 a recruiting tool or merely a prank?
Read More -
This Ancient Moon Could Answer Two Cosmic Mysteries According To Scientists
How did Saturn get its tilt and its rings? Scientist believe they might have both answers, and it has to do with a moon collision.
Read More -
Samsung Has A Free TV Service And You Can Now Watch It Online
If you own a Samsung mobile device or smart TV, you have access to a free streaming TV service called Smart TV Plus.
Read More -
Here's What Happened To Jim Morrison's 1967 Mustang Shelby GT500
Jim Morrison's 1967 Mustang Shelby GT500 was his pride and joy. After his death, no one could find it and it's never turned up since. What happened to it?
Read More -
Scientists Spot A Giant Cloudy Planet That's As Light As Cotton Candy
Exoplanets come in all shapes and sizes and even have their own weather conditions. Well, this giant cloudy planet is as light as cotton candy.
Read More -
10 Little-Known Facts About BMW For Car Enthusiasts
BMW is among the world's most iconic and revered automakers, and the story of its rise contains a series of tales that are almost too good to be true.
Read More -
The Futuristic Suzuki Nuda Concept Is An Ultra Sleek Motorcycle We Would Have Bought
Straight out of cyberpunk and sci-fi media, this Suzuki motorcycle concept has some incredible tech and styling for the time, but it never went to production.
Read More -
The Surprising Change Scientists Found In Neptune's Temperature
Scientists have discovered some unexpected changes in temperature, both up and down, in Neptune, our Solar System's most distant proper planet.
Read More -
15 Of The Most Beautiful Pre-War Cars Ever Built
Luxury cars built before World War II were objects of refinement, opulence, and power. Here are 10 of the most beautiful pre-war cars ever built.
Read More -
2025 Aprilia RS 457 Review: Can Track Toy Thrills Really Come At An Entry Level Price?
Aprilia's RS 457 bucks the trend for Italian motorcycle pricing, but does this relatively affordable exotic hold up on the road against featherweight rivals?
Read More -
Tesla's Cybertruck Still Looks Wildly Out Of Place In The Real World
A short video clip posted on Reddit gives us our latest look at Tesla's Cybertruck in the real world, plus it gives us a glimpse at a nifty feature it has.
Read More -
6 Beloved Cartoon Vehicles (And The Real Cars They Were Based On)
Most cars you see in cartoons weren't created out of the blue, animators will often use real-world examples for inspiration.
Read More -
3 Real Life Vans That Look Like The Mystery Machine
Many have debated about the Mystery Machine's model for decades. We still don't have an official answer, but there are some real-life vans that fit the bill.
Read More -
6 Of The Most Famous Vans From Pop Culture
While vans might not be the coolest vehicles on the road, there are plenty of iconic ones in film and television. These are some of the most famous.
Read More -
The Mysterious Antikythera Mechanism: Was This The World's First Computer?
A quick dive for sea sponges resulted in the discovery of a mysterious, surprisingly complex machine often referred to as the world's first analog computer.
Read More -
NASA Wants To Explore Distant Ocean Planets With These Robots
The next phase of robotic research of ocean worlds is the development of underwater explorers.
Read More -
OnePlus Pad US Pricing Confirmed With Preorders Set To Open
Pricing and preorder dates have been confirmed for the OnePlus Pad, marking another entry into the competitive market of dedicated Android tablets.
Read More -
The 10 Most Important SpaceX Missions Of All Time, Ranked
Elon Musk's SpaceX, a spacecraft manufacturer, has had its fair share of important missions. These are the 10 most important of all time, ranked.
Read More -
An AI Expert Breaks Down Kate Middleton's Doctored Family Photo
In an interview with SlashGear, Dev Nag, AI expert, CEO, and founder of the AI chatbot system QueryPal, breaks down Kate Middleton's doctored family photo.
Read More -
The WWII Device That Had A Bigger Impact Than Any Gun Or Vehicle
Cryptography was used extensively during World War II to mask strategies for the Allies and Axis, but one Allied cypher technology was practically unsolvable.
Read More -
Here's How The Military And Police Use Sound As A Weapon
Sound has been weaponized for almost as long as people have been fighting. But recently, technological advancements have put sound back in the spotlight.
Read More -
The Mystery About The Mystery Machine That Has Fans Scratching Their Heads
The hugely popular cartoon series starring Scooby has been spun off into other shows, movies, and merchandise. But one major mystery still remains unsolved.
Read More -
NASA's Webb Telescope Makes Its First Exoplanet Discovery, A Rocky Planet Similar In Size To Earth
Using data collected from Webb's Near-Infrared Spectrograph (NIRSpec), scientists have confirmed its first exoplanet discovery. Some questions remain, though.
Read More
