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Rumors of impending alien disclosure are rife after the White House registered two mysterious new domain names.
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Elon Musk's Neuralink hopes to use brain-computer interfaces to give people real-life 'superpowers'.
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A Vietnamese inventor has come up with what has to be one of the most unique vehicles we've ever seen.
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Scientists now believe that elephants, like humans, have assigned names that they use when calling one another.
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The space agency has revealed the names of the people who will be on its independent UFO investigation team.
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The US government's official UFO investigation office is being rebranded after just 8 months on the job.
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A mysterious individual has taken exception to a bakery's decision to name one of its sandwiches 'Cheesus Christ'.
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A man in Indonesia has made the rather unusual decision to name his newborn son after his workplace.
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The ongoing coronavirus pandemic seems to have produced some rather unusual baby names.
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Lyn Cinderey started to feel unwell after viewing a piece named 'Sinister' at a haunted objects exhibition.
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A woman with synaesthesia has been bombarded with requests from people asking her to 'taste' their names.
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Three new species of scarab beetle have received names worthy of the 'mother of dragons' herself.
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William Shatner is one of thousands of people whose names will soon be sent to the Sun on a memory card.
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A series of names carved in to the rocks of Dalhousie Mountain are thought to date back over 100 years.
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A recent poll in Sweden has shown, once again, why asking the public to name anything is a bad idea.
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Military expert Dan Mackay found 14,000 Word War II dog tags buried in a field just outside London.
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A peculiar naming ritual has produced a plethora of unusual monikers including Google and Coffee.
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Simon Smith from London got so bored with his name that he had it changed to 'Bacon Double Cheeseburger'.
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A man by the name of Bud Weisser was arrested by police after trespassing in his namesake's brewery.
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Researchers have revealed that half of all natural history specimens in museums are incorrectly labeled.