Rufus, Ginny, Luna and Lily: Beyond my barricaded computer-room door, four 4-month-old fur-brats are demolishing my abode.
- If you’re interested in ESP and live in the US, Rupert Sheldrake has a telepathy experiment he’d like you to join.
- Ash from burning coalfields, sparked by massive volcanic eruptions, triggered Permian–Triassic extinction event 250 million years ago.
- Surprisingly hefty golden snake bracelets have been traced to ancient Transylvania — confirming a mysterious people’s mineral wealth.
- Chimpanzee documentary revives language questions.
- Challenger disaster still haunts NASA 25 years later.
- Taking a spacewalk isn’t a mere float in the park.
- The Mars-500 crew and their make-believe spaceship are due to enter orbit around the Red Planet on Feb. 1. Nice pics!
- Beaming rockets into space?
- The Dream Chaser: A private space shuttle replacement?
- Will the Dragon revolutionize space exploration?
- Orion: NASA’s successor to the retiring space shuttle fleet?
- Wayne Hale nails NASA’s biggest spaceflight problem.
- Master chess players use different parts of their brains than amateurs. More.
- The self-portraits of an artist under the influence of meth, PCP, and other drugs.
- The year 2011, according to Thomas Edison in 1911.
- Seven scientific accidents that led to world-changing discoveries
- Whitley’s Journal: If Contact Occurs – the Return to the Long Home.
- UFOs digging our nukes is not news — unless it’s an incident you’ve never heard of before.
- TV series about paranormal investigators get huge ratings — but their hokey science is making them enemies.
- Nick Redfern reviews Paranormal America — written by three Professors of Sociology.
Thanks to Dr. Martin, James D., Red Pill Junkie, and Rick.
Quote of the Day:
When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro.
Hunter S. Thompson
