Origin of mysterious black balls washed up on beaches revealed - and it’s disgusting - Assessment reveals where strange blobs ...

Black blobs that washed ashore in Sydney last month are likely fat aggregates containing human faeces, forever chemicals, and methamphetamine, a new analysis revealed.Hundreds of mysterious “tar balls ...

A third, tenuously held companion to the known binary V404 Cygni may signal that at least some black holes form "gently." ...

It contained a sprawling theory, which combined Ms Badenoch’s pet issue of combating progressive identity politics with an idea circulating on the Tory right: that the “blob”, a sticky nexus ...

Monster Hunter Wilds has an arachnophobia mode as part of its accessibility offering that turns spider-like creatures into amusing blobs. The forthcoming game in the series has an open beta coming ...

"rsync for cloud storage" - Google Drive, S3, Dropbox, Backblaze B2, One Drive, Swift, Hubic, Wasabi, Google Cloud Storage, Azure Blob, Azure Files, Yandex Files ...

Hilary Corlett recently collected samples of the blobs in Arnold’s Cove and noticed pebble-like impressions left in the substance. (Submitted by Hilary Corlett) So-called mystery blobs began ...

The beaches of Newfoundland are covered with gooey white blobs. / jimfeng/GettyImages There’s a long history of weird things washing up on shores worldwide, from a bag of severed human hands in ...

Weird, white mystery blobs are another matter. “It’s the first time I’ve ever seen anything like it, and I’ve lived right here in Placentia Bay my whole life,” said David McGrath ...

The oddest item might be the occasional moose teeth, tools or even a doll’s head. Weird, white mystery blobs are another thing. “It’s the first time I’ve ever seen anything like it ...

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Blobs of mystery goo have been causing quite the stir recently, having washed up on the shores of Newfoundland and Labrador. A local ecologist described the goo as "something resembling failed bread ...