News Briefs 13-02-2012
Posted by Greg at 11:20, 13 Feb 2012Shaded in...
- E-Cat cold fusion machine a fraud?
- From Mormonism to UFOs.
- The psychedelic cult that thrived for nearly 2000 years.
- Archaeologists strike gold in quest to find Queen of Sheba's wealth.
- Were Neanderthals painting art in caves 43,000 years ago?
- There is zero chance of you beating this chimp at a memory game.
- Science off the sphere: knitting needles and water can provide hours of entertainment when you're trapped on the International Space Station.
- For those who say military/government secrets can't be kept for long: evidence uncovered of mutiny by 600 U.S. troops during World War II, while stationed in Townsville, Australia.
- The US government program that secretly injected people with plutonium.
- Dan Brown take note: secret Vatican document suggests Pope Benedict will be dead within a year.
- 2011 Coast to Coast AM predictions fail miserably.
- No explanation for Pennsylvania's purple squirrel.
- Mermaid sightings stop work on reservoirs in Zimbabwe.
- Icelandic Worm Monster: real or robot?
- Image of the Day: space travel will look different once China leads the way. Tai-kong suo-yo duh shing-chiou sai-jin wuh duh pee-goo!
Quote of the Day:
For a man to conquer himself is the first and noblest of all victories.
Plato
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6 April 2010
6 hours 52 min
sounds like the name of a drug :3
probably just some assholes dying the fur purple, either that or photoshop
...I forgot how I got here but everyone seems to be heading off in that direction. I hope someone brought food. I have a feeling this is going to be a long journey................
30 September 2006
6 weeks 20 hours
It is sometimes useful to type keywords into Google ;) and see what comes up: Rossi's Response is one item, albeit a fanboi's site but it is nonetheless curious, as is the Wikipedia page where we learn that this Dick Smith story is in fact spreading FUD -- Rossi's Petroldragon was probably badly run, and ahead of its time, but the process did work, and most telling of all, he was acquitted of all charges.
Now, admittedly, you and I still don't know one way or the other, but it is still peculiar that the Yahoo story is getting such widespread publicity just as several competitor products (eg Defkalion) have been ramping up.
cf blog.teledyn.com