Hot Stories for the Week

• Robot can pull faces just like a human being
  Scientists have created the first 'humanoid' robot that can mimic facial expressions. -Daily Mail
• Neuroimaging Of Brain Shows Who Spoke
  Researchers have demonstrated that voices can be identified by means of a unique 'neural fingerprint.' -ScienceDaily
• Psychic of Wall Street predicted global meltdown
  Many blue-chip companies pay Laura Day handsomely for her intuition. -Telegraph U.K.
• Iraq: Can ancient Babylon be rescued?
  U.N.-led organizations documenting the damage and how to fix it. -AP
• Nessie mystery turns 75
  More than 1,000 people claim to have seen the Loch Ness monster since a mysterious shape was first photographed. -BBC
• 'Buddha Boy' reappears after year in jungle
  Thousands of jubilant devotees trudged to the remote jungle spot where he returned.
  -The Independent
• 4,300-year-old pyramid discovered in Egypt
  Tomb thought to house remains of Queen Sesheshet, mother of King Teti. -Reuters
• Border Agent Describes Underground Bases
  At a California location, an intense beam reportedly swallowed up an airplane. -Earthfiles
• Meet president Nanobama
  Tiniest representation of the new US president is built from roughly 150 million carbon nanotubes. -New Scientist
• First Trek film footage unveiled
  JJ Abrams has unveiled footage from his Star Trek prequel at a press event in London. -BBC News
• Aliens of the deep
  The weird and wonderfully wobbly animals discovered by 'sea census.' -Daily Mail
• What's zap?
  A red beam of light shoots to the ground from what is believed to be a UFO. -The Sun
• Time to test time
  Theory suggests the essential fuzziness of time may be the limiting factor for a gravitational-wave detector. -Nature News
• 'Odourprinting' could be used to identify people
  Human beings could one day be identified by our smells. -The Telegraph
• Strangest Kuiper Belt Objects: The Top Five
  We are only just beginning to uncover this mysterious region of the Solar System.
  -AstroEngine.com