News Briefs 25-11-2009
Posted by Rick MG at 11:12, 25 Nov 2009Sea change, see change.
- Rabbits get HUD contact lenses. Watership Down rewritten by William Gibson.
- Heroic squirrel mother rescues her baby from a dog, without tech.
- Intel wants brain implants in our heads by 2020. A good year for cyberpunk.
- Game of cat & mouse over simulated brains. Cyber-zombie gotta eat!
- Hearing specific sounds during sleep enhances what you learned when awake.
- Robert Waggoner discusses lucid dreaming & psychic abilities (Amazon US & UK).
- From Russia, with soul: have scientists found proof of the spirit?
- Michael Shermer says religion & science can get along. I feel warm & fuzzy.
- Hunting for the prehistoric home of Indonesia's Java Man.
- Has the real Shangri-La been found in Nepal's Mustang region?
- The Heart of the World by Ian Baker is a brilliant account of his expedition to find a legendary hidden Tibetan valley (Amazon US & UK). Interview.
- Karl Shuker dives into monster legends of Tibetan & Chinese lakes.
- Yarr, looting the wreck of Blackbeard's Queen Anne's Revenge!
- Officer's log book reveals how the Royal Navy caught up with Bounty mutineers.
- Photo-tour of the Jewish Catacombs beneath the streets of Rome.
- The Ten Dan Stele: evidence for the biblical Kings David & Solomon.
- New online map displays archaeological sites in the West Bank.
- Northwest Pakistan's rich Buddhist legacy is under threat from the Taliban & war.
- Wikileaks releasing over half a million 9/11 text pager intercepts.
- British police arresting people just to add them to the DNA database.
- Over 40 years later, the Kecksburg UFO case remains a mystery.
- Inexplicata investigates the Rebord family UFO sighting in Argentina.
- Binnall of America Audio Season Five begins, with guests Jim Marrs and Jesse Ventura.
- Be a Martian: NASA/Microsoft invites you to be a virtual Mars explorer.
Thanks Greg and Kat.
Quote of the Day:
We will change all things if we can make the imagination sacred.
W.B. Yeats


Comments
30 April 2004
5 hours 45 min
That's a kick-ass load of news links Rick, presented beautifully and with some nice lines to boot. Top effort.
(and I'm not just saying that because I sent some of the links. ;P )
Kind regards,
Greg
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@DailyGrail
1 May 2004
6 min 42 sec
Won't NASA need more staff to prevent thousands of enthusiasts from finding real or imaginary artifacts on the surface of Mars?
What happens when Hoagland and crew use the data to proclaim a new Martian suburb?
A prediction: It will take all of 2 seconds for the username Marvin to be taken!