I’m submitting a scientific paper on the anomalous drop in turkey numbers on the fourth Thursday of every November…is there a giant turkey wormhole somewhere?
- Swiss scientists identify region of the brain that may be responsible for out-of-body experiences.
- Teen goes nuclear: He creates fusion in his Oakland Township home.
- ‘Prepare to believe‘ as you enter the Creation Museum. I’d call them unevolved, but they’d take that as a compliment. At least it’s worthy of linking a bit of Bill Hicks audio on ‘Dinosaurs in the Bible’ (caution: purple language).
- 21st century technology cracks alchemists’ secret recipe. Next up, the Colonel’s secret herbs and spices.
- Mushrooms take a trip back to the lab.
- Once taboo, the world of magic still fascinates.
- Space.com has an update on Bigelow Aerospace’s progress in developing a habitable inflatable space module.
- The 22 SDI researchers who all committed ‘suicide’.
- Warming Arctic trying to keep its cool, study finds.
- Pitch black is the new black.
- “It’s right on the tip of my tongue“. Literally – think of a concept and taste it.
- Surprising finds at the site of Megiddo.
- The evolution of intelligence, and why our brains have shrunk. I blame reality TV personally.
- Blood tests debunk cat-puppy claim.
- The myth of tryptophan and the sedative turkey.
- Can you imagine what this would look like while wrapped in Xmas paper? Dr Freud is having a giggle in heaven.
- One of the twin daughters of President George W Bush has had her handbag stolen in Argentina despite protection by US Secret Service agents. Nothing like picking the easy mark in a crowd…
Thanks Kat.
Quote of the Day:
“It’s the wild colour scheme that freaks me,” said Zaphod whose love affair with this ship had lasted almost three minutes into the flight, “Every time you try to operate on one of these weird black controls that are labelled in black on a black background, a little black light lights up black to let you know you’ve done it. What is this? Some kind of galactic hyperhearse?”
‘The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy’ (Douglas Adams)
