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A Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt project combining acoustics, MEG and fMRI found that humans can actually hear sounds below the assumed 16-hertz lower limit of audibility, and that the auditory cortex lights up in response to infrasound the ear was long thought to ignore entirely
Planet Nine isn’t hiding because it would be small — if it exists, it may be several times Earth’s mass and more than twice as wide. But hundreds of times farther from the Sun than Earth, it receives hundreds of thousands of times less sunlight, and the tiny fraction it reflects fades again before reaching our telescopes.
In September 2026, ESA’s Cluster satellite Tango reentered over the South Pacific at 21:30:31 UTC on 1 September, ending 26 years; ROSIE observed it and Samba with 29 of 30 instruments.
Burmese pythons have eaten their way through the Everglades mammals that once spread plant seeds, and researchers have now caught the snakes doing the dead animals' old job — carrying 25 seed types across the wetland in their guts, some native, some invasive
