Space Anomalies

All investigations related to space anomalies.

The Black Knight Satellite: A 13,000-Year-Old Object Orbiting Earth?
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The Black Knight Satellite: A 13,000-Year-Old Object Orbiting Earth?

Since the 1890s, strange signals and unexplained objects in polar orbit have fueled the legend of the Black Knight Satellite. NASA photographed it in 1998. No one has fully explained what it is.

10 min read·2026-02-27
Fast Radio Bursts: The Millisecond Signals From Deep Space We Still Can't Fully Explain
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Fast Radio Bursts: The Millisecond Signals From Deep Space We Still Can't Fully Explain

Fast radio bursts release as much energy in a millisecond as the Sun does in three days. Discovered in 2007, their origins involve magnetars, but the full picture is still emerging.

12 min read·2026-02-20
Oumuamua: The Interstellar Visitor That Divided Astronomers
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Oumuamua: The Interstellar Visitor That Divided Astronomers

In 2017, the first interstellar object passed through our solar system. Its strange acceleration and shape sparked a fierce debate: natural phenomenon or alien technology?

12 min read·2026-02-20
Tabby's Star: The 'Alien Megastructure' Star That Baffled Astronomers
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Tabby's Star: The 'Alien Megastructure' Star That Baffled Astronomers

Tabby's Star dims by up to 22% at irregular intervals. Was it an alien megastructure? Dust? A swallowed planet? Here's what we know about KIC 8462852.

10 min read·2026-02-20
The Wow! Signal: 72 Seconds That Changed the Search for Alien Life
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The Wow! Signal: 72 Seconds That Changed the Search for Alien Life

In 1977, a radio telescope detected a powerful 72-second signal from deep space. It's never repeated. Explore the theories behind the Wow! Signal and why it still matters.

11 min read·2026-02-20
The Tunguska Event: What Exploded Over Siberia in 1908?
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The Tunguska Event: What Exploded Over Siberia in 1908?

In 1908, a mysterious explosion flattened 800 square miles of Siberian forest. No crater, no fragments. Here's what we know about the Tunguska event.

13 min read·2026-02-19