Researchers imaged Pa 30's fireworks display using an optical filter that is sensitive to sulfur. Credit: Robert Fesen (Dartmouth College)
In 2013, amateur astronomer Dana Patchick discovered the object in archived images from NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer. Over the next decade, several teams studied the remnant, known as Pa 30, but the results became only more and more baffling.
The Best Actress Race at the Oscars Is Crowded, Unpredictable, and Weird | The New Yorker
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Farewell to Margot Robbie (" Babylon "). You danced. You cried. You puked. Your hair was from another dimension. Your third Oscar nomination, alas, was not to be.
Farewell to Viola Davis (" The Woman King "). You slayed—literally. You made a hardened warrior both tough and vulnerable. You carried a big battle movie on your back as few women have. You already have an Oscar, a supporting win for "Fences," and three other previous nominations.
Weird West Texas: Introducing a series about our region's oddities
Have you ever wondered why there's a gorilla in the middle of a field in Crosbyton? Or how the Amarillo Sod Poodles got their name?
What about the origin of the Cadillac Ranch? Or maybe you've traveled along Interstate 20 and come across the name Noodle Dome Road and wondered where it came from.
A weird NBA All-Star Game voting rule is going to ruin the East starting lineup - SBNation.com
The four best players in the Eastern Conference can't start the 2023 NBA All-Star Game because of a silly rule.
The four best players in the Eastern Conference are Giannis Antetokounmpo, Kevin Durant, Joel Embiid, and Jayson Tatum, in some order.
The NBA determined that the league has to start two guards and three frontcourt players from each conference . Then the league determined what position each player plays on the ballot.
'Weird Al' Talks Graphic Novel Inspired By His Music And Odds Of A Sequel To His Zany Roku Biopic
American musician and comedian Weird Al Yankovic plays an accordion as he performs onstage at the ... [+] Star Plaza Theater, Merrillville, Indiana, July 9, 2010. (Photo by Paul Natkin/Getty Images)
"This year is more of a question mark," Yankovic tells me over Zoom. "Things tend to drop into my lap. I may get pitched on something or approached for something. That's kind of the way it happens, which is why I can't plan two or three years in advance.
A weird trip: The art of Gilbert Shelton | City Pulse
My wife and I have spent many Saturday afternoons hopping from thrift store to thrift store, searching through someone else’s old treasures. A few weeks ago, we went to one of our favorite spots, the St. Vincent de Paul Society.
When I got home and opened the box, I discovered an absolute treasure. On top of the actual game was a folded-up piece of paper with rules for a separate game. I was amazed by the hand-drawn board that looked like it was created after someone smoked several joints back-to-back.
Why is Java So Weird? - by Tomas Pueyo
And this is not just a story of " there are plenty of people in Asia" . Java has a bigger population than Japan! Even by Asian standards, Java is just extremely densely populated.
Java's population density is 1,100 people per square km.
This is 3x the density of Japan or the Philippines, 7x that of China, 30x that of the US. It's nearly the density of Houston, Texas. For an entire island! With volcanoes!
Opinion | Things Are Looking Pretty Weird for Merrick Garland - The New York Times
Attorney General Merrick Garland's symmetrical appointments of special counsels to investigate the classified documents imbroglios of President Biden and former President Donald Trump were necessary responses to superficially similar situations.
What has not been appreciated is how the parallel investigations will make it hard for the Justice Department to portray its judgments as principled in each case.
How to Find the Absolute Weirdest Spectacles on Google Street View - CNET
For engineers at Google, the goal of Street view is clear. Drive, bike, walk and sail across the world with a camera, take pictures of everything along the way and stitch them together to make a 360-degree view of various locations for the world to enjoy on the internet. Camels in the way?
There's even a 360 of the International Space Station on "Street" View -- on this corner of the internet, the sky is, in fact, not the limit.
Weird Rainbow Clouds Appear in Sky
Enchanting footage of an extremely rare atmospheric phenomenon has been captured in the skies above Finland by an Italian couple, Rebecca Paviola and Davide Anzimanni .
Anzimanni, also a photographer and content creator, said that the pair immediately went back to their room to get their camera. "The final result was exciting," he told Newsweek . "I will never forget this morning, it's so rare to see them!"
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