Scientists may have discovered a 1,000 km “dark river” flowing beneath Greenland’s ice sheet. CIRAS analysis flags unusual subglacial behavior and unknown flow patterns.
A routine Antarctic survey reveals massive, patterned structures beneath the ice shelf. While scientists attribute them to ocean-driven melting, CIRAS analysis notes irregular alignment, repeated formations, and a lost signal at depth.
NASA observed unusual circular formations in Arctic sea ice with no confirmed cause. CIRAS classifies the structures as a surface anomaly, potentially indicating activity not directly observed during the survey.
CIRAS FILE_SV-003 analyzes northern mythological accounts and identifies consistent patterns of mimicry, response, and behavioral replication, suggesting a single underlying phenomenon.