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In 2024, A Meteorite Smashed Into A New Yorker's Bedroom. It Turned Out To Be Exceptionally Rare

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By James Felton Verified, Laura Simmons Verified
| IFL Science Verified
On July 16, 2024, at 15:17:27 UTC, residents of New York witnessed a "daylight fireball" reportedly passing over the city and iconic Statue of Liberty. In a new study, a team of scientists describe the trajectory of the object, and found features not previously seen on this kind of "protoplanet world". When the meteorite first fell over New York, witnesses in the area soon began reporting the fireball and an associated boom to the American Meteor Society.
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I Have Auditory To Motor Synesthesia. Here's What That's Like

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By James Felton Verified, Laura Simmons Verified
| IFL Science Verified
The synesthesia many people are aware of is where words are experienced as colors. There are arguably much stranger versions of the neurological condition. James Felton James is a published author with multiple pop-history and science books to his name. He specializes in history, space, strange science, and anything out of the ordinary. Senior Staff Writer James is a published author with multiple pop-history and science books to his name.
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A Mysterious Axis Across The Universe Lines Up With Our Solar System, And Nobody Really Knows Why

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By James Felton Verified, Laura Simmons Verified
| IFL Science Verified
Just when we are starting to figure things out, the cosmos has a habit of throwing a new curveball our way. Whether it was humans of the 1600s, having sorted out that we are living on a rock, finding that the rock we are living on may not be at the center of the universe, or the awkward and slightly irritating discovery that space between galaxies is (or maybe isn't) expanding at an accelerating rate, the universe sure does like to say "no lol" whenever we start to get a handle on things.
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