Just when NASA dispelled speculation about a "face" on Mars captured by one of its orbiting satellites, a new "sign of life" has been "seen" on the Red Planet.
One of NASA's Mars Rovers captured a photo recently of what appears to be a humanoid-type figure that some have called a "Mars Bigfoot."
You be the judge in the video below
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NORTH PORT, FL -- Michael Rowley says since the NBC affiliate WBBH aired his story about alien sightings near his North Port, Fla., home, his property has been attracting curious visitors from this world and beyond.
Rowley says since the full moon began on Aug. 6, he and his 16-year-old son Shane have seen an increase in noises, lights and sightings in the woods behind their home.
New software has enabled researchers to recreate a long forgotten musical instrument called the Lituus.
The 2.4m (8ft) long trumpet-like instrument was played in Ancient Rome but fell out of use some 300 years ago.
Bach's motet (a choral musical composition) "O Jesu Christ, meins lebens licht" was one of the last pieces of music written for the Lituus.
Now, for the first time, this 18th Century composition has been played as it should have been heard.
Researchers from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and the University of Edinburgh collaborated on the study.
Performed by the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis (SCB) the Lituus produced a piercing trumpet-like sound interleaving with the vocals.
Until now, no one had a clear idea of what this instrument looked or sounded like.
But researchers at Edinburgh University developed a system that enabled them to design the Lituus from the best guesses of its shape and range of notes.
The result was a 2.4m (8ft) -long thin straight horn, with a flared bell at the end.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico – Scientists are airlifting dozens of one of the world's largest frogs off of Montserrat island to save them from a deadly fungus devastating their dwindling habitat.
The dense forest of this tiny British Caribbean territory is the last remaining stronghold of the critically endangered mountain chicken frog, a 2-pound (0.9 kg), frying pan-size amphibian that got its name because locals say its meat tastes like — you guessed it — chicken.
The Kaguya probe, now in lunar orbit, has sent down the first footage of the moon's surface from its onboard high-definition TV camera. The Kaguya mission consists of a main orbiter and two smaller satellites in a 120-km-high, polar orbit.
The probe is now off to bigger and better things and other targets.
New software has enabled researchers to recreate a long forgotten musical instrument called the Lituus.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico – Scientists are airlifting dozens of one of the world's largest frogs off of 
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