Nearly 2,000 alien planets have been discovered in our solar system since 1995, and scientists believe at least 10 of them could host life. Hybrid Librarian presents a countdown of the most favorable candidates to welcome mankind and life.
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It seems some of the scientific discoveries that have dramatically changed our lives over the years still remain mysteries. Take the disappearance of ancient Europeans. Scientists recently analyzed 37 skeletons discovered in Central Europe and dating between 7,500 and 2,500 years ago, revealing that the genetic lineage was transformed approximately 4,500 years ago. More study showed that these ancestors had dark skin and light eyes, but researches are still unable to pinpoint what caused these radical changes. Learn more about nine other crazy discoveries that science can’t explain in this edition of Hybrid Librarian.
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One of mankind’s biggest questions is, “Are we alone in the universe?” Scientists still haven’t solved the mystery, but we’re getting oh-so close.
This edition of Hybrid Librarian studies 10 intelligent reasons why we haven’t been in contact with any aliens. Among them is the chance that another civilization similar to ours is too far away to catch a glimpse of modern Earth. In other words, if an alien astronomer 65 million light years away looked through a telescope, he’d see dinosaurs from the Cretaceous Period because of the time it would take light to reach his eyes. They’d have no clue that humans inhabited Earth.
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Who would have thunk it? The deep blue sea, once thought to be a serene landscape devoid of life, is teeming with thousands of creatures. Some of them exude beauty. Many are bizarre and a few are downright scary. In the following video, Hybrid Librarian reveals the deep sea’s 10 most amazing lifeforms.
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There are many lifeforms strewn across the planet that still–in this day and age of technological excellence–baffle scientists. Hybrid Librarian takes a look at 10 of these conundrums that have our best minds scratching their noggins.
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The one question that has baffled us for millenia is: Are we alone in the universe? With more than 500 trillion suns like ours in the Milky Way Galaxy alone, more than 100 trillion galaxies and the increasing number of exoplanets in the universe, it is nearly impossible to think that there is nobody else. Hybrid Librarian takes a look at this mystery and nine others that have stupefied our greatest minds.
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Fasten your seat belts world, because futuristic technology is about to blow your mind. Try driverless automobiles. The concept is right around the corner. Fact is, it’s already here. Google’s driverless cars have already driven 700,000 autonomous miles without a single accident, and a recently introduced prototype can operate safely without a steering wheel, acceleration or brake pedals and not a smidgen of human intervention. Some of these revolutionary autos are expected to hit the market as early as 2015. Hybrid Librarian lifts the lid on nine other mind-blowing technologies about to emerge.
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Here’s an interesting fact for you trivia geeks. The Pedra Furada Sites in Brazil is the oldest site inhabited by man in the Americas. It is especially famous for its paintings, which describe everyday life as love, games and hunting. Want more? Check out Hybrid Librarians nine other powerful and intriguing sites you probably never heard of.
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The search for extraterrestrial life has been a hobby for some, an obsession for others. Following are the world’s 10 most baffling UFO sightings in history on this edition of Hybrid Librarian. Are the stories real? You make the call.
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Mother Nature has been known to put on a show or two. But some of her productions are truly out of this world.
Take “raining animals,” a meteorological phenomenon recorded by many countries throughout history. The animals most likely “raining” from the sky are fish, frogs and birds, but there have been reported downpours of worms and spiders as well.
Scientists theorize the phenomenon is the work of waterspouts into which animals get sucked up. Following in this edition of Hybrid Librarian are 10 of the strangest natural phenomenon on Earth.
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