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Friday, November 6, 2009
The Many Mysteries of Neanderthals
We are currently the only human species alive, but as recently as maybe 24,000 years ago another one walked the earth.
— LiveScience
Zamora Dies
Former Socorro, NM police officer and eyewitness to one of the most well-known UFO cases in history, Lonnie Zamora died Monday night.
— Twilight Language
Glowing Coral Photo
Fluorescence found to aid healing.
— National Geographic News
Feeling grumpy 'is good for you'
An Australian psychology expert who has been studying emotions has found being grumpy makes us think more clearly.
— BBC News
Experts cannot explain paranormal events in Czech house
Inhabitants of a family house say they have to extinguish mysterious small fires, up to 60 a day.
— Prague Daily Monitor
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Can we manipulate the weather?
Chinese scientists claim to be able to control the weather. But is so-called geoengineering more than wishful thinking?
— The Guardian
Major quakes could be aftershocks
Many recent earthquakes may have been the aftershocks of large quakes that occurred hundreds of years ago.
— BBC News
Cousin: Japanese captured Amelia Earhart
Wally Earhart of Carson City, the fourth cousin of Amelia Earhart, says the U.S. government continues to perpetrate a "massive coverup."
— Nevada Appeal
Tomorrow's weather: Cloudy, with a chance of fractals
The laws that govern the atmosphere might actually be very simple.
— New Scientist
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
James Gilliland Declares ECETI Ranch Off Limits
The ECETI ranch is a UFO hotspot regularly visited by UFO enthusiasts and investigators.
— Phantoms & Monsters
4 True Stories of Alien Abduction
Nick Redfern writes about close encounters of the 'Fourth Kind.'
— Mania.com
Thousands await Knock's new Virgin Mary vision
Pilgrims have traveled to a rain-soaked corner of western Ireland hoping to witness a miracle.
— The Observer
UFO plunges Sicilian town into darkness
Multiple witnesses saw a UFO move across the sky above their homes in the commune of Montserrat.
— All News Web
Theme-park dummy trick becomes teleconference tool
An animated face that looks three-dimensional is projected onto a dummy's blank face (with video).
— New Scientist
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
UFOs in South Valley?
Comet or 'space' debris seen falling through the atmosphere on Oct. 26.
— Gilroy Dispatch
Giant Crack in Africa Will Create a New Ocean
A 35-mile rift in the desert of Ethiopia will likely become a new ocean eventually, researchers now confirm.
— LiveScience
Long-range Taser raises fears of shock and injury
Pentagon project features a projectile capable of delivering an electric shock to incapacitate a person tens of meters away.
— New Scientist
Snowcap vanishing from Mount Kilimanjaro
More than quarter of the ice present in 2000 was gone by 2007.
— Associated Press
Japanese fishing trawler sunk by giant jellyfish
The trawler, the Diasan Shinsho-maru, capsized off Chiba as its three-man crew was trying to haul in a net.
— The Telegraph
Monday, November 2, 2009
I saw UFO beam up a buffalo
Derek Bridges has revealed how he shot extraordinary footage which UFO experts say shows aliens beaming an animal into their spaceship.
— The Sun
Magnetic 'eyesight' helps birds find their way
Birds that navigate using the Earth's magnetic field rely more on their eyes than on the magnetic particles in their nostrils.
— New Scientist
7 ghoulish archaeological discoveries
From brains to preserved bodies, scientists have dug up some scary stuff.
— MSNBC
Team Discovers New Dinosaur Species
The species lived 112 million years ago during the early Cretaceous of central Montana.
— PhysOrg.com
Somali man, '112', weds girl, 17
Mr. Dore said he and his bride - who is young enough to be his great-great-grand-daughter - were from the same village in Somalia.
— BBC News
Logging 'caused Nazca collapse'
The demise of the Nazca society was linked in part to the fate of a tree.
— BBC News
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Tweance, the Twitter seance, 'contacts Michael Jackson and Kurt Cobain'
The Tweance, the Twitter séance, has reported that Michael Jackson is "at peace", and Kurt Cobain thinks Dave Grohl is a good drummer.
— The Telegraph
A good day to get spooked at the Stanley Museum
At the Stanley Museum in Estes Park, history buffs can hear all about one of the nation's most famous haunted hotels.
— The Denver Post
Scientifically Haunted House Suggests You're a Sucker
To test whether it's possible to artificially induce paranormal experiences researchers design a scientifically haunted room.
— Wired
How Britain became a nation of ghost hunters
Ghost-hunting events are on the increase, and not just at Halloween.
— The Guardian
Where do ghosts come from?
Reporter for New Scientist investigates reports of ghosts at a haunted castle in Cumbria, UK.
— New Scientist
